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Inspect an APKG without uploading it
The free checker runs in your browser and shows the privacy standard VidToAnki is aiming for.
Try the APKG checkerPrivate-beta MP4 to Anki workflow for language learners
Turn MP4 video moments into Anki sentence-mining decks.
Preview a workflow designed to package useful moments from your own MP4 into an import-ready .apkg, with less clip cutting, field cleanup, and card rebuilding.
- MP4 in, .apkg out
- Designed for sentence context
- Anki stays your study home
Three-question fit check · No video upload · No new study app
A deck pipeline for Anki-first language learners.
Drop in a short clip.
Upload MP4
Drag your video in or choose a file.
Deck size: 50 cards
Level
Intermediate
Language
Japanese
Generating cards
Finding useful sentences
Building deck
Deck ready
Download .apkgIllustrative beta card previews
Three examples of the card structure we are testing.
Request beta access to get the full deck experience, not another static flashcard list.
Request beta deckThree-question beta fit check
See whether this beta matches your Anki workflow.
Get a clear recommendation before sharing your email. This check stays in your browser; no video or personal details are submitted.
Answer all three questions to get a recommendation. Nothing is saved unless you later request beta access.
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Trust the evidence, not invented beta hype.
There are no made-up testimonials or usage counts here. Start with a working tool, explicit product limits, and useful Anki guidance.
Clear beta boundary
Previewed behavior is labeled as previewed
The current site does not accept video uploads, and the exact generated card fields are still being refined.
Read the privacy noteAnki-first guidance
Use the workflow even before an invite
Practical guides cover sentence choice, media context, import checks, and sustainable review volume.
Browse the Anki guidesPrivate beta · opening in small batches
Test the MP4-to-Anki workflow with your own video.
Request an invite with just your email. After that, optional workflow questions help us prioritize relevant beta testers. No payment is required to join the beta list.
STEP 1
Request access
Enter your email; optional workflow questions come next.
STEP 2
Receive an invite
Beta access rolls out in small, manageable batches.
STEP 3
Test a real deck
Use the generated .apkg inside your existing Anki workflow.
We use your email only for beta access and product updates. You can unsubscribe at any time. Read the privacy note.
Learn the workflow before you join
Build better video-based Anki cards.
These practical guides cover the decisions an automated deck still needs to get right: sentence choice, useful context, clean fields, and a manageable review queue.
Free Anki template
Start with a transparent card structure
Download editable front and back layouts, styling, field guidance, and five original example notes.
Read free anki templateComplete workflow hub
Follow the full video-to-Anki path
Move from a permitted source through selection, card design, media, APKG checks, import, and sustainable reviews.
Read complete workflow hubSentence mining guide
Choose useful moments, not every line
Learn how to select focused sentences and keep the resulting review load sustainable.
Read sentence mining guideAnki card templates
Choose the right card format for the job
Compare four copyable layouts for recognition, listening, Cloze, and guided production cards.
Read anki card templatesQuestions before you request beta access
Built around your Anki workflow.
No. The goal is to generate a clean .apkg that fits your existing Anki workflow.
An MP4-to-.apkg workflow for language-learning sentence mining. The exact card fields are still being refined; the preview shows the intended direction, not a final specification.
Language learners who already study with Anki and want to sentence-mine real videos without the manual cleanup.
Not in the current product preview. VidToAnki is presently framed around MP4 files you have permission to use; our YouTube guide explains a permission-conscious workflow, not direct URL ingestion.