Short answer
Export the deck from Anki as .apkg, then upload at quickcards.study/import (Anki tab). Cards, tags, media, and image occlusion masks transfer in under a minute.
Anki's .apkg format is the lingua franca of flashcards — every serious flashcard tool can read it. AnKing, Zanki, Pepper, Lightyear, and any user-made deck imports cleanly into QuickCards via /import.
Tags, scheduling state (intervals, ease, due dates), and media (images, audio) all carry over. Image occlusion masks created in Anki appear in QuickCards' occlusion player without rework.
File → Export → choose the deck → format "Anki Deck Package (.apkg)" → include media.
Go to /import → Anki tab → drag the .apkg file.
~30 seconds for a 5,000-card deck. Larger decks scale linearly.
Cards appear in your library. SRS state is preserved — pick up where you left off.
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