Fields and empty values
Lists every note type and field, then counts empty values by field—including empty first fields that can be skipped or hard to identify.
Inspect any APKG for note fields, card templates, missing media, broken references, empty values, and format compatibility. Free, private, and entirely in your browser.
Inspect the package before it touches your Anki collection. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Up to 512 MB · modern and legacy APKG packages
Need a clean note type before you have an APKG? Start with the editable free language-learning Anki template, then check your exported deck here.
A pre-import health check
An APKG can be structurally readable and still produce blank cards, template errors, silent media failures, or surprising import behavior.
Lists every note type and field, then counts empty values by field—including empty first fields that can be skipped or hard to identify.
Reads front and back formats without rendering or executing them. Flags missing field names, empty sides, invalid card ordinals, and custom filters.
Compares audio, image, video, and CSS references against the package media map and the actual numbered files inside the archive.
Recognizes legacy and modern package layouts, reads collection schema information, and highlights external media, scripts, and collection-package naming risks.
Finds notes that point to missing note types, cards with missing notes, and templates that refer to fields that no longer exist.
Shows note, card, deck, template, and media totals and lets you save the inspection result as a local JSON report.
Common Anki import problems
A note or template references a filename that was not bundled, or the media map points to an archive entry that is not there.
A card side can be empty, a field may have been renamed, or the card record may point to a deleted template position.
Empty first fields and incompatible note-type changes can make imports harder to match. Existing-collection conflicts still need Anki itself to evaluate.
Custom JavaScript, add-on filters, remote assets, or client-specific template behavior can reduce portability.
APKG inspection FAQ
No. The checker opens the ZIP container and its Anki collection database inside your browser. The file is not sent to VidToAnki or another server.
It reports what is inside and what may fail, but it does not modify the package. Fix the original notes, templates, or media in Anki, then export a fresh APKG.
A template or note field may reference a filename that was not included in the package, or the package media map may point to an archive entry that is absent. The checker tests both cases.
No. It catches structural problems before import. Anki desktop is still the final authority for rendering, scheduling choices, note-type conflicts with your collection, and card previews.
Ready to move a checked package into Anki? Follow the complete APKG import guide, then preview a few cards before syncing.