Import an Anki deck into Notion

Turn an .apkg into Notion toggle pages — free up to 1,000 notes per import.

The reverse of everything else 2anki does. You upload an existing .apkg and we recreate the cards as toggles inside a Notion page. Useful for moving an old deck back into notes you can edit, or for giving a study deck to someone who works in Notion instead of Anki.

Plan: Free up to 1,000 notes per import. Subscription and Lifetime raise the cap to 10,000 notes per import.

When to use this

• You have an Anki deck and want the cards as Notion content you can rewrite.
• You're handing a study set to a teammate or classmate who already lives in Notion.
• You want to re-do a deck — fix typos, rewrite questions, change templates — and then push it back out through the normal 2anki flow.

This is a one-time copy, not a live sync. Edits in Notion after the import don't flow back into the original .apkg. For ongoing sync, see How sync works.

Run the import

1. Open 2anki.net/import. If you haven't connected Notion yet, you'll be sent to do that first — see Connect Notion.
2. Drop your .apkg onto the upload area, or click to pick one. Only .apkg files work here.
3. Pick a destination:
   • Quick import creates a new "2anki Imports" page in your workspace.
   • Choose a page lets you nest the import under an existing top-level page. Only pages you've shared with the 2anki integration show up.
4. Click Import to selected page (or Quick import). The progress bar shows cards as they land.
5. When it finishes, click Open in Notion to jump straight to the new page.

Cards become toggles — the front is the toggle summary, the back is what's inside. Cloze cards keep their {{c1::...}} syntax so you can re-import them later.

Common mistakes

• Wrong file type. The page only accepts .apkg. If you have a .colpkg (full collection backup), open it in Anki first and export the deck you want as .apkg.
• Deck over the note limit. A big import doesn't fail: it brings in the first 1,000 notes on the free plan (10,000 on Subscription and Lifetime) and adds a notice at the top of the page. To import the rest, split the deck in Anki (right-click → Export with a filtered subset) and import each part, or upgrade for the higher limit.
• Page not in the picker. The destination picker only shows pages where the 2anki integration has access. Open the page in Notion → Share → Add connections → pick 2anki.

Related

• Connect Notion — the workspace connection this flow uses
• Limits and quotas — what each plan includes
• Pricing — raise the import cap to 10,000 notes