1. From the deck list's overflow menu, choose "Export". 2. Pick a format (plain text or Anki package) and export it — you don't need to change any settings.
3. Send the exported file to your iPhone or iPad using any method available on Android — Google Drive, Gmail, etc. 4. Once it's on your iPhone or iPad, touch and hold the file and choose "Open in EverRecall" from the share sheet.
What doesn't carry over
Some things don't carry over from Anki. Please keep this in mind before you start:
Audio and image files (EverRecall only imports text-based cards)
Cards with no text (audio-only, image-only, and image occlusion cards have no text to import, so they're skipped)
Automatic iCloud folder import
Drop .txt or .md files into the iCloud Drive → EverRecall folder (in the Files app), and EverRecall automatically scans it every time you open the app — adding only the newly placed files as cards.
This is a one-way process. Deleting cards inside EverRecall does not delete the files in the iCloud folder.
Once a file is imported, it's automatically moved into a "Processed" subfolder inside the same folder, so you can tell at a glance what's already been imported.
CSV files and Anki packages (.apkg / .colpkg) are not picked up by automatic iCloud folder import — only text (.txt) and Markdown (.md) files are. Import CSV or Anki packages via the import screen or the share sheet instead.