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Export your deck

Export any deck you own as CSV, Anki (.apkg), a printable PDF glossary, or a printable PDF quiz.

By YalangoUpdated September 30, 2026

You can export any of your own decks if you want to back up your cards, share them outside Yalango, or print them on paper.

From the deck page, choose Export to see the available formats.

CSV

A comma-separated values file with the source word, target word, language codes, and the created and last-updated timestamps for each card. CSV opens cleanly in any spreadsheet program and is the most flexible format for moving your data elsewhere.

Anki (.apkg)

Export as Anki deck builds an .apkg file you can open directly in Anki. Target and source become the front and back of each note, and custom fields are included as extra Anki fields.

Choose Export .apkg to download. Scheduling history is not exported - cards arrive in Anki as new. Generated audio is not included.

PDF glossary list

A printable two-column glossary - source word on one side, target word on the other - using your deck's language names as headers. Useful as a quick reference sheet.

PDF quiz

A printable test version of your deck. Each row randomly hides either the source or the target word (around half of each), so you can fold the page, quiz yourself, or hand it to a study partner.

What's included

CSV and PDF exports cover the source and target sides of each card. Custom fields, pinyin, and generated audio aren't included in those formats. Anki export does include custom fields as noted above, but not scheduling or audio.

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