Anki add-on: AnkiPdffer

Export Anki decks to clean PDFs or standalone interactive HTML files. AnkiPdffer turns flashcards into readable documents for printing, offline study, sharing, and archiving. Open source on GitHub: github.com/Janolm3/ankipdffer Features PDF export — print-ready PDFs with A4, A5, A3, Letter, custom margins, and PDF preview. Standalone HTML — single offline HTML file with embedded images and an interactive image viewer. Themes — Light, Dark, and Pro. Typography — 12 font families, adjustable text size, and line height. Layout control — compact mode, custom card widths, spacing, padding, and borders. Subdeck picker — browse nested decks in a clean tree view. Render Modes Fields Mode Best for simple, clean exports. Map each Anki field to: Front Back Extra Customize each field with size, colors, alignment, labels, bold, and italic styling. Cards Mode Best for Cloze, Image Occlusion, and complex card templates. Renders cards using Anki’s native templates and preserves SVG masks, cloze deletions, and custom layouts. Usage In Anki, open: Tools → Export Deck to PDF… Quick export current deck to Legacy HTML: Shift + P HTML Image Viewer Click any image in the exported HTML to open it fullscreen. Scroll to zoom Drag to pan Double-click to toggle 100% Press Escape to close Tips Use Cards Mode for Image Occlusion. Enable Grid Mode for dense review sheets. Use Compact Layout + No Border to save paper. Requirements Anki 23.11+ No external dependencies

GitHub repository: janolm3/ankipdffer
Languages: Python, C, CSS, Roff, Shell