Paperpal for Overleaf BETA is a Chrome extension designed to streamline the language editing process for academic writers. It enhances writing quality for various documents, including theses and research papers. Upcoming features will encompass the complete range of tools available in the web version, such as plagiarism detection, citation formatting, paraphrasing, templates, and outlines, all integrated into the Overleaf environment. Visit Paperpal for more details: https://paperpal.com/
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Paperpal for Overleaf offers a seamless language editing experience tailored for academic writers. Whether you're working on a thesis or research paper, Paperpal helps you enhance your writing quality. In the future, the Paperpal for Overleaf extension will include all features currently available in the Web version, such as plagiarism detection, citation search and styling, paraphrasing, templates, outlines, etc.—bringing all essential writing features into the Overleaf environment.
As a PhD student working on my thesis in Overleaf, Paperpal has been a huge help. The extension integrates right into Overleaf, so I don’t have to jump between tools to check grammar or improve readability—it’s all there while I write.
One thing I appreciate is that it leaves my LaTeX formatting alone, so I don’t have to worry about the code getting messed up.And they’re planning to add even more features from the web version—things like plagiarism checks, citation styling, paraphrasing tools, and templates. For someone like me juggling multiple papers and deadlines [always], having these directly in Overleaf would streamline everything.
In short, Paperpal has made this process for me better, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who uses Overleaf regularly.