Can I Create Subdecks from the AnkiHub Deck?
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Yes, you can create subdecks from your AnkiHub deck! Here’s how to organize your AnkiHub cards into subdecks:
Understanding Home Decks in AnkiHub
When you subscribe to an AnkiHub deck, it creates what’s called a “Home Deck” in your Anki collection. This is where new cards from AnkiHub are placed. The important thing to understand is:
You can move cards to any deck you want, and they will still receive updates from the AnkiHub deck.
How to Create Subdecks
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Create your subdeck structure first:
- In Anki, click “Create Deck” (or use keyboard shortcut ‘a’)
- For subdecks, use the format:
MainDeck::Subdeck
(the double colon creates a hierarchy) - Example:
AnKing::Cardiology
orAnKing::Respiratory
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Move your cards to these subdecks:
- Browse your cards (press ‘b’)
- Select the cards you want to move (using filters/tags to find relevant cards)
- Right-click and choose “Change Deck…”
- Select your target subdeck
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Important note about Home Deck:
- When new cards are added to your AnkiHub subscription, they’ll still appear in the Home Deck
- You’ll need to manually organize these new cards into your subdeck structure
Keeping Your Organization
Some users have reported that their subdeck organization seems to reset. This can happen if:
- You’ve deleted the Home Deck without changing the Home Deck setting in AnkiHub
- There’s a conflict between your local changes and the AnkiHub updates
To ensure your organization stays intact:
- Don’t delete the original Home Deck without updating your Home Deck settings in AnkiHub
- If you must change the Home Deck, go to AnkiHub menu → Subscribed Decks and update your Home Deck preference
The key point is that AnkiHub and your local Anki decks are not tightly bonded - you have flexibility to organize cards how you want while still receiving content updates.
Is there anything specific about your deck organization that you’re trying to accomplish?