[Personal Memo] Steps to import into the "Anki" app, essential for my self-study

*This is a personal memo so I don't forget.
I hope this serves as a reference for those who are studying and interested in "Anki".


The "Anki" app is something I love using for my self-study.
When I buy a reference book, I enter the parts I want to memorize into "Anki" in a question-and-answer format.
The ability to sync between the web version and the app is also a great feature.

Questions I got wrong appear repeatedly after a few days, which helps with memory retention.
Earning many of my certifications was only possible thanks to this app.

(I entered a huge amount of questions when studying for the Real Estate Notary and Childcare Worker certifications, but since there are many convenient things on the web and in apps, I think it's fine to use the method that suits you best.)

I'm studying English now, so I was thinking of gradually entering the Japanese and English from my reference book into "Anki," butI realized it would be much easier if I used ChatGPT.


1. Take a screenshot of the page and attach it to ChatGPT. (It's convenient because you can send multiple images at once)

2. Copy what ChatGPT outputs and paste it into Excel. Save as text (tab-separated).

3. Open the file from step 2, name it, and save it with the following settings.
・File type: All files.
・Character encoding: UTF-8.

4. Import into Anki

*It is also possible to provide the file to ChatGPT and have it output a file.

I have used Excel to import before, but I am impressed by how easy this is!
The "Anki" life begins again.

Thanks for reading.

This is the kind of person I am ↓