Research writing for Google Docs. Export to 100% journal compliant LaTeX code. Add cross-references, citations, and math equations.
Listing updated:January 10, 2022
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Overview
Docx2LaTeX add-on helps you write your research paper or thesis without leaving Google Docs.
Feel the power of LaTeX and the ease of Google Docs at the same time.

IMPORTANT FEATURES:

EXPORT TO LaTeX
• Write with the ease of Google Docs and export to 100% journal compliant LaTeX code using journal's official LaTeX templates.
• Add authors, keywords, and cover details right within Google Docs enabling you to write a complete manuscript without having to leave Google Docs.

CROSS-REFERENCE
• Add captions to figures, equations, or tables and cross-refer them within the doc.
• Auto-update captions and cross-references, when a new figure, table, or equation is inserted.

MATH EQUATIONS
• Write Display style and Inline math equations using LaTeX syntax.
• Render and De-render inline equations with a single click.

CITATIONS
• Search the web for an article using the title, DOI, arXiv ID, etc., and insert in the doc with a single click.
• Automatic bibliography generation using BibTeX syntax when exported to LaTeX


PricingFree of charge with paid features
Developer
This will allow Docx2LaTeX to :
Display and run third-party web content in prompts and sidebars inside Google applications
Connect to an external service
Allow this application to run when you are not present
See your personal info, including any personal info you've made publicly available
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Johnny Stormonth-Darling
July 23, 2022
A nice app, thank you. However, DO NOT USE THIS FOR DOCUMENTS WITH MANY FIGURES. Although this is the least clunky and buggy cross-referencing app I have found, once you get to 30 or 40 figures it takes FIVE MINUTES to add a new referenced caption. Presumably this time will only get longer.
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March 17, 2022
OK, this is awesome. I've been on the fence about jumping into Latex, however want the versatility and UI of Google Docs. This ads the versatility/functionality of Latex to Google Docs, and more importantly allows the Latex backend to do the print export. It just looks great! This is my new favorite add on, and will help my university thesis!
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Lucas Pabarcius
January 28, 2022
Paid for '1 credit' worth of conversions. Errored out and couldn't convert. It's a simple doc.
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Michael Rudolf
August 19, 2021
LaTeX export is behind a paywall which is not visible on any of the provided screenshots! Just wanted to try whether it is actually helpful to use this addon for a small project. Now I will manually typeset the article. You could at least give a tiny amount of credits to test everything instead of charging immediately.
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Boris Debic
January 18, 2022
Only a paid version does a LaTeX export. Misleading app.
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Sugumar Prabhakaran
April 16, 2021
Terrible. Almost lost my document because of this useless add-on. Keep looking for a better solution.
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Jerry Morrison
February 21, 2021
This is an impressive add-on but I'm about to uninstall it because I'm not willing to let it read and delete all my Google Drive files! It should suffice to access the current doc.
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A User of Docx2LaTeX
April 2, 2020
I give this 5 stars because frankly none of the other Latex add on's even comes close to this products capabilities. At a minimum this is one of the best ways to obtain the ability to reference figures, tables and yes even equations (via an inserted latex \ref command). Just keep in mind to get all that functionality you will have to convert your google docs document into a pdf via latex. There is no other way to do it. Google docs on it's own is too weak and pathetic to support a proper scientific or technical paper. It doesn't do cross references. It's citation and bibliography capabilities are weak and it doesn't do numbered figures, equations or numbered tables, let alone numbered headers and Sections. For that you need Latex, and this product provides an end run around the poorly thought out Google docs.
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Ian Van Giesen
July 27, 2020
Just starting using it, and I'm pretty grateful for its services. However, the cross-reference function does not support images with any other format than in-line block formatting, which is annoying.
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A User of Docx2LaTeX
February 2, 2020
Gotta say, I love this add-on. I use it with F1000, F1000 for references and this for LaTeX and cross-referencing my tables and figures. Honestly, just being able to caption the figures is a huge bonus. There ARE a few hiccups, such as directly editing on the caption once you've already made it (click the caption, click 'change' and edit it there) and figures not appearing the in C-ref list if they're not 'in-line' with the text, but these are super easy and simple fixes and have not caused any annoyance other than the 15 seconds to discover it the first time. Of all the add-ons I have, this is legitimately the most useful one that has directly positively impacted my ease of writing. Cudos for the great app!