AnkiPlus

AnkiPlus turns textbook, lecture-note and research-paper PDFs into flashcards you can import straight into Anki. You upload a PDF from your phone or computer, choose whether to process the whole file or selected pages, describe the card style you want, and it returns a card package ready to import into your existing Anki decks.

It reads more than the text. Each page is processed for its written content, charts and images together with surrounding context, so figures and diagrams contribute to the cards rather than being skipped - which matters for scientific and medical material where the diagram carries the point.

Two workflow details set it apart from generic PDF-to-flashcard converters. It confirms the page count and the cost before generating, so you approve the charge rather than discovering it afterwards. And generation continues after you close the page, which means a 400-page textbook does not require you to sit and watch a progress bar.

Because it exports into Anki rather than hosting its own review system, your spaced repetition stays in the app you already use, with your existing scheduling and history intact. AnkiPlus is one of several tools published by the same maker alongside data analysis and other online utilities, and it publishes a pricing page. Best for students and researchers converting dense source material into review decks at volume.

Converting textbook, lecture-note and research-paper PDFs into importable Anki flashcard packages, including content from charts and images.