open-in-overleaf

Access the LaTeX source code of arXiv papers on Overleaf

What is open-in-overleaf?

'Open-in-Overleaf' is a unique Chrome extension changing the way you interact with research papers on arXiv.org. With the addition of an 'Open in Overleaf' button to the paper's page, this extension enables the user to access and amend the LaTeX source code directly in Overleaf. The latex tar file from arXiv is sent to an API, transforming it into a zip file that is then dispatched to Overleaf, following which the user will be redirected to Overleaf's editing interface.

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Version: 0.1.1 (Last updated: 2023-12-20)

Creation date: 2023-04-12

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Our browser extension adds a "Open in Overleaf" button to the research papers on arxiv.org.

This allows you to access the LaTex source code of the research paper and edit them directly on Overleaf.

How it works:

You click the "Open in Overleaf" button on the page
The latex tar file from arxiv.org is sent to an API to convert it into a zip file
The zip file is sent to overleaf and we redirect the user to the overleaf edit page