Schwanki vs Noji for Language Flashcards

Choose Noji if you already study image-occlusion cards and need to keep their Noji formatting. Choose Schwanki if you want tutor materials and portable Anki packages to feed your language review.

By YJ Kim · Sources checked

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Schwanki and Noji at a glance
WorkflowSchwankiNoji
Study materialClass PDFs, PowerPoint, screenshots, connected Google Docs or Sheets, and existing Anki packages.Create flashcards and organize them into decks, including cards with image occlusion.
ReviewReview cards due under FSRS in the phone swipe feed. Previously loaded due cards can be reviewed offline.Study using Noji’s flashcards and learning progress.
PortabilityImport .apkg or .colpkg with supported media and scheduling when they are present in the package.Use CSV for text. Keep an OFC backup for images, formatting and optional learning progress.

Pricing and limits

Schwanki

  • Anki imports, scheduling, and unlimited decks and reviews are free. Image and audio together cost one credit per card. Schwanki pricing ·
  • One-time credit packs start at “20 credits” for “$1” USD. Schwanki pricing ·
  • Free allowances: “10 documents a day” for class-note reading and “50 a day” for example sentences. Each extra use costs one credit. Schwanki pricing ·
  • Class PDFs up to “10 MB” and PowerPoint files up to “100 MB”. Loaded due cards are available offline; importing and AI generation require a connection. Schwanki’s documented inputs and review workflow ·

Noji

  • Noji documents free use and Premium features. Confirm the current purchase amount in Noji. Noji Help: Free plan ·
  • Noji exports only decks you created, excluding imported or duplicated decks. Its CSV export is text-only; pictures and image occlusion require its separate OFC format. Noji CSV and OFC export rules ·

How to move from Noji to Schwanki

  1. Open a deck you created in Noji, go to its settings, and select Export deck → CSV. Noji Help: Export your decks
  2. Open Anki Desktop, import the delimited file, and map the columns to the front and back fields. Anki Manual: Text files
  3. Export that deck from Anki as an .apkg package. The import creates fresh Anki cards, so it does not recreate your old review schedule. Anki Manual: Exporting
  4. Upload the package in Schwanki and preview the cards before confirming the import. Schwanki’s Anki export and import guide
  5. Open the imported deck and check a sample of the fields, audio, and due dates against your original before moving the rest.

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