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Open the video
Use a Netflix or YouTube title connected to your subtitle-backed cards.
Netflix + YouTube + Anki
Study from video scenes, not isolated flashcards.
Video Flashcards brings your Anki review directly beside the video. Replay exact subtitle lines, switch languages, and keep the scene that made the sentence worth learning.
Built for your existing study stack
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Netflix
Video study support
YouTube
Subtitle review support
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Anki
Review workflow
Core product
Standalone first.
Video Flashcards works on its own. It adds a subtitle panel beside the video, lets you review Anki cards in a side panel, and keeps playback control tied to the exact card you are studying.
Replay: current, previous, and next subtitle lines.
Control: switch audio and subtitles without leaving the video.
Review: answer Anki cards, undo, sync, and change decks.
Export: prepare subtitle lines for Anki card creation.
Standalone subtitle panel
Getting started
From installation to your first working card.
Video Flashcards works best when the setup is done once in the right order: install Anki, add AnkiConnect, export subtitle lines for Anki cards, import them with the required fields, and start reviewing beside the video.
Open setup guide1 Install Anki Desktop
2 Add AnkiConnect
3 Install Video Flashcards
4 Create the required Anki fields
5 Export for Anki cards
6 Import, review, and replay lines
How it works
One session, three simple actions.
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Review the card
The side panel shows the current card and gives you Anki review controls.
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Replay the scene
Jump directly to the subtitle line that belongs to the current card.
Optional compatibility
Already use Language Reactor?
Video Flashcards can also work alongside Language Reactor for users who already rely on that subtitle workflow. It is a supported companion option, not the core dependency of the product.
Language Reactor is a third-party extension and is not affiliated with Video Flashcards.
Works alongside Language Reactor
Optional
What users get
Designed around the real study bottleneck.
Exact subtitle replay
Card review stays attached to the exact video moment that generated it.
Anki beside video
Review cards without jumping between browser tabs and desktop windows.
Language bookmarks
Save useful audio + subtitle combinations and switch them quickly.
Export for Anki cards
Prepare subtitle lines for your Anki card creation workflow.
FAQ
Clear answers before install.
Does it work without Language Reactor?
Yes. Standalone mode is the product’s primary workflow.
Can I use it with Language Reactor?
Yes. Video Flashcards can operate alongside it for users who already have it installed.
Do I need Anki?
Yes. The extension is built around reviewing Anki cards while video context remains open.
Which sites are supported?
Netflix and YouTube are supported in the current release flow.
Keep the scene. Keep the sentence. Keep reviewing.
Video Flashcards connects subtitle study with the video moment that made the line memorable.