Export your cards to Anki
Anki export is a Pro feature. Your deck is never locked in.
Option 1 — One-click push (AnkiConnect)
Fastest if you keep Anki open. In the extension's Review tab (or the popup → Export to Anki), install the AnkiConnect add-on, click Connect Anki, pick a deck, and push. LingoKeep creates a LingoKeep note type on first push and de-duplicates on the video moment, so re-pushing only ever adds new cards.
Option 2 — CSV import
From your Cards page, choose Export to Anki and pick a language. You'll get a comma-separated file named like lingokeep-cards-es-2026-07-08.csv. In Anki: File → Import, select the file, set the field separator to Comma, enable “Allow HTML in fields”, and map the columns using the table below.
| CSV column | What it is | Suggested Anki field |
|---|---|---|
| word | The word or phrase you saved. | Front / Word |
| lemma | Dictionary (base) form of the word. | Word (base) |
| sentence | The full subtitle line it came from. | Sentence / Front |
| translation | English translation of the sentence. | Back / Translation |
| gloss | Short dictionary definition(s). | Back / Gloss |
| video_url | Deep link to the exact YouTube moment (…&t=NNs). | Source |
| lang | es or ja. | Tag / (skip) |
| created_at | When you saved the card (ISO 8601). | (skip) |
The first row is a header. The video_url column links straight back to the moment in the video, so you can re-listen while reviewing.
More questions? See the FAQ.