Leech action: Tag Only (this is personal preference, really, but if you aren’t sure what it is, set it like this). Bury related reviews until the next day: check. Bury related new cards until the next day: check. Order: Show new cards in order they were added if you’re using a pre-made deck, otherwise use the other option for your custom deck. New Cards/Day: 10 (This is actually up to your preference, but I don’t recommend doing more than 20 from personal experience). Simply open Anki on your machine, navigate to your deck of choice (either pre-made, or custom), click on the small cog, and choose “Options”. With these improved settings, the experience is more lenient and Anki does not end up piling up reviews over reviews on you if you skip a few days by accident, so there’s less chance of burning out or being overworked by reviews. I have burned out many times in the past with bad/ugly defaults on Anki #.Īfter a lot of looking around, and trial and error, this is what I eventually settled on and what I feel works best for me.Īnki’s defaults can be very merciless when it comes to skipping reviews even if it’s only for a day, and let’s face it, who has never skipped a day in their life? If you want some more up-to-date similar setup, you can take a look at the Refold Anki Recommended Options Settings. DEFAULT ANKI SETTINGS UPDATE
I am still using Anki Version 2.1.22 and I am happy with it so I don’t plan to update it, but if you are using a newer Anki version just be careful. Anki has has updated some of its algorithms and options, so not all settings and tips in this page will apply anymore. NOTE: If you are just now viewing this page for the first time, be warned that these Anki settings might not apply to newer versions.
These are the settings I use for my own Anki setup:
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