Introduction to the Anki interface and initial advice on deck creation.

• The video begins with a greeting and the announcement of the tutorial's purpose.
• The presenter shows the Anki interface and emphasizes the importance of not creating too many decks.
• Advice is given to create one deck per test or subject to avoid dilution of focus.

Steps to create a new deck and the process of making basic flashcards.

• Instructions are provided on how to create a new deck in Anki.
• The basic card type is introduced, showing how to use the front and back format.
• The grading system for card difficulty is explained, affecting the interval of card repetition.

Demonstration of creating effective Anki cards using 'closed deletions' for better efficiency.

• Closed deletions are presented as an effective card type, allowing users to create fill-in-the-blank cards from pasted text.
• The process of highlighting text to create blanks and the shortcut on Macs for this action are detailed.
• The presenter shows how multiple blanks can appear on the same card or separately.

The benefits of using images in Anki cards and an introduction to custom templates.

• The importance of inserting images in Anki cards for visual recall is emphasized.
• The presenter advises not spending too much time looking for the perfect image.
• A custom template called 'ten questions' is introduced for image-based learning, promising a detailed guide in a future video.

Final tips on using Anki and an invitation for viewer engagement.

• The presenter summarizes their preferred card types, favoring closed deletions and 'ten questions' over basic cards.
• A suggestion is made to experiment with the methods shown and feedback is encouraged.
• The video concludes with an invitation to like, subscribe, and anticipate the next video.