Authorea allows you to import documents from a variety of sources. Just click on the New button in your homepage.
If you want to import a Word Document, select it. Make sure it is a .docx file (not an older .doc file)
If you want to import a LaTeX Document, package your entire document in a zip file. Include in it, one master .tex (LaTeX) file, a bib (bibtex) file for bibliography and all the figures. If you include .cls or .sty files, the importer will attempt as much as possible to respect these rules, but bear in mind that Authorea converts all LaTeX to a HTML representation, so a lot of style and class commands (meant for printed documents) will be ignored.
If you want to import from an external link, make sure that the document link provided is public. We support Google Docs and arXiv
Authorea's importer is undergoing continuous improvement. If you have an issue uploading a particular document, please report this via the Authorea help chat along with a link to the original document.
If you want to import a Word Document, select it. Make sure it is a .docx file (not an older .doc file)
If you want to import a LaTeX Document, package your entire document in a zip file. Include in it, one master .tex (LaTeX) file, a bib (bibtex) file for bibliography and all the figures. If you include .cls or .sty files, the importer will attempt as much as possible to respect these rules, but bear in mind that Authorea converts all LaTeX to a HTML representation, so a lot of style and class commands (meant for printed documents) will be ignored.
If you want to import from an external link, make sure that the document link provided is public. We support Google Docs and arXiv
Authorea's importer is undergoing continuous improvement. If you have an issue uploading a particular document, please report this via the Authorea help chat along with a link to the original document.
Published on: 12 / 12 / 2017