Anki add-on: Anki Image Picker

Quickly add images from web search to your Anki flashcards. Unlike batch downloaders, this add-on lets you see and choose from multiple image candidates before inserting. Features Interactive selection - See thumbnails before adding, pick with a click or keyboard (1-8) Batch processing - Select multiple notes, process them one by one Multiple search providers - Bing, DuckDuckGo, or Google Images via API (bring your own key from SerpApi or Serper.dev ) Smart search - Auto-strips HTML and cloze markers from search terms Field context - Use other fields to refine searches on the fly Session control - Go back, skip, abort, or revert all changes Usage In the Browser, select one or more notes Right-click → "Anki Image Picker..." Configure source field (search term) and target field (image destination) Click an image or press 1-8 to select and advance Settings are remembered per note type. Google Images (Optional) To use Google Images, get a free API key from SerpApi or Serper.dev , then add it in Tools → Add-ons → Config. The provider will appear in the dropdown once a key is set. No key needed for Bing/DuckDuckGo. Requirements Anki 2.1.54+ (Qt6) Source Code https://github.com/liyb-gz/anki-image-picker

GitHub repository: liyb-gz/anki-image-picker
Repository description: Anki add-on for adding images to flashcards interactively. Search, preview, and pick from multiple candidates - no blind batch downloads.
Languages: Python, Shell
Topics: anki, anki-flashcards, image-picker