Cards and tags
Your imported deck keeps the flashcards and tag structure that help you organize review.
Feature
Import Anki decks and keep your study progress moving
Bring existing .apkg decks into Aven so you do not have to rebuild your study history from scratch.
What comes through with the import
Scheduling data
The import pipeline preserves review-state data where available so study can continue naturally.
Images and attachments
Media inside the package can come across with the deck so visual cards still work.
Why people move decks into Aven
Some students want the deck history they already built. Others want the easier workflow, web access, and AI tools that sit around the cards. Aven lets you keep the cards and change the experience around them.
- Import your deck instead of rebuilding it by hand.
- Keep studying in a web and mobile app.
- Add image occlusion, notes-to-cards, and exam planning around the imported material.
Anki import questions
Is this a one-click import?
The flow is designed to be straightforward, but imported decks still get a preview so you can check what came through.
Do I lose my old deck if I import it?
No. Importing into Aven does not delete your original Anki deck.
Why import Anki decks instead of just staying in Anki?
If you want Aven's AI tools, image occlusion, exam planning, and simpler study flow, importing lets you keep your existing cards.
Related pages
Aven vs Anki
See where Aven is simpler and where it is different.
Spaced repetition
Keep imported cards on a study schedule that adapts to recall.
Pricing
Start free before you decide whether Pro is worth it.