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How do I make image occlusion cards for Anki?

Image occlusion is the standard way to learn anatomy maps, maps, and labeled diagrams. You can build cards in the browser and export .apkg without installing Anki’s older IO add-on.

Steps

  1. 1.

    Upload a diagram

    Open the image occlusion tool and add a clear, high-contrast image.

  2. 2.

    Draw occlusion boxes

    Cover each label you want to test. Prefer one fact per card when possible.

  3. 3.

    Generate cards

    Create hide-one / hide-all variants as the tool allows, then preview.

  4. 4.

    Export .apkg

    Download the package and import into Anki Desktop, or Open in Neurako for FSRS study.

  5. 5.

    Review on a schedule

    Occlusion decks grow fast — keep daily new-card limits sane so reviews stay sustainable.

What carries over

  • Image + occlusion regions as packaged notes
  • Not live collaboration or AnkiHub sync
  • Not prior Anki IO add-on note IDs unless you migrate carefully
Open image occlusion maker

Opens https://tools.neurako.com/image-occlusion

FAQ

Do I need the Image Occlusion Enhanced add-on?
Not for this workflow. Anki 23.10+ also has native occlusion; the browser tool is useful when you want .apkg without configuring note types first.
Best subjects?
Anatomy, histology, geography maps, circuit diagrams, and any labeled figure where recognition of location matters.