Export the deck as APKG
Create an APKG export from the deck you want to move. Include the media needed by its cards when that material is yours or licensed for your use.
Migration guide
How to import an Anki APKG deck into Iteratio
An APKG import is a migration of learning material, not a pixel-perfect copy of every Anki template, script, and add-on.
- Start with an APKG export you own or are permitted to use
- Bring supported card fields and available media into Iteratio
- Expect Iteratio to use its own vocabulary-card structure
Guide steps
From source material to review
Treat custom templates as source data
Anki notes can use custom fields, HTML, styling, JavaScript, and add-ons. Iteratio maps supported content into its own card model instead of reproducing every template behavior.
Inspect the prepared import
Use the available preview and import information to understand what will enter the library. Pay special attention to language direction, missing fields, and cards that only make sense with a custom template.
Organize and resume review
After import, place the material in the folder structure that fits your goal, edit cards that need context, and use Iteratio review modes for continued practice.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does Iteratio support every Anki template?
No. Supported note data is mapped into Iteratio cards, while custom presentation logic and add-on behavior are not reproduced exactly.
Can APKG media be imported?
The import flow handles available supported media from the deck. Results depend on how the APKG stores and references those files.
Does importing change my original Anki deck?
No. The APKG acts as an export source; Iteratio creates separate material in your personal library.
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