What is 2anki?

2anki turns your Notion pages and study files into Anki decks.

2anki is a tool for turning what you're studying into Anki flashcards. Drop in a Notion page, a PDF, or a Markdown file, and you get back an .apkg deck ready to import.

You don't need an account to try it. You don't need to know how Anki templates work. The defaults aim at one thing: a clean deck on the first try.

What you can drop in

• A page from your Notion workspace.
• A PDF, slide deck, spreadsheet, or CSV.
• A Markdown file or an Obsidian vault.
• A Notion HTML export (the .zip Notion gives you).

The full list with limits and quirks is on File formats.

What you get back

A standard Anki .apkg file. Open it on Anki desktop, AnkiMobile, AnkiDroid, or AnkiWeb — see Open your deck in Anki.

2anki works in any browser, and there's a native app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac — free on the App Store, with files parsed on-device. See 2anki for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Inside the deck:

• One card per toggle (or per bullet pair, or per CSV row).
• Three card shapes: basic, cloze, and typed-input. See Card types.
• Images, audio, and other assets are bundled in.

Three ways to use it

Connect Notion. Sign in with Notion, pick a page, get a deck. The recommended path for content that lives in Notion. Re-run the conversion when your notes change to refresh the deck. Walkthrough: Connect Notion in 5 minutes.

Upload a file. No account needed. Good for PDFs, slide decks, Markdown vaults, or a one-off CSV. Walkthrough: Upload a file instead.

Auto Sync. Paid. Connect Notion once and 2anki checks your pages every 5 minutes — edits in Notion flow into a hosted Anki container automatically, no manual re-export. Use this if you study daily and update your notes between sessions. Walkthrough: How sync works.

Free and paid

Free: 100 cards per month across every conversion path, file uploads up to 100 MB, and PDFs up to 100 pages. The Connect Notion flow works free with a 2anki account too. Without an account, each conversion is capped at 21 cards.

Paid: larger uploads, more PDF pages, AI flashcard generation, and two-way Notion sync by request. See the pricing page and Limits and quotas for the numbers.