BibTeX Studio

Built On BibTeX

The straightforward BibTeX-first reference manager for Overleaf, RStudio, Quarto and more.

Collect references, manage your .bib files, collaborate with your team, and keep your bibliography connected to every project.

  • Save references from Google Scholar, PubMed and academic websites 1
  • Connect your .bib file directly to Overleaf, RStudio, Quarto and Typst 2
  • Collaborate without emailing outdated bibliography files 3
BibTeX Studio project library
  • Save references while you research

    Collect references from Google Scholar, PubMed and academic websites without leaving your workflow. Keep everything in clean .bib files.

  • Connect your bibliography

    Use a live .bib URL in Overleaf, RStudio, Quarto, Typst and other editors so projects always use the latest references.

  • Project-based bibliography libraries

    Create dedicated .bib libraries for each project, paper or team while keeping full BibTeX and BibLaTeX control.

Built-in features

Cite in Context

Collect references from Google Scholar, PubMed and non-DOI websites without leaving the page.

Connect your bibliography

Use a live .bib URL in Overleaf, RStudio, Quarto, Typst and other editors.

Collaborate seamlessly

Invite collaborators, collect references together and stop sharing stale .bib files.

BibTeX empowered

Keep full control of your BibTeX and BibLaTeX fields instead of forcing references into opinionated forms.

Customize

Use custom fields, extended BibLaTeX entry types and project-specific bibliography setups.

Control and Error-Handling

Detect duplicates, preview entries and catch formatting issues before they break your document.

What our users say

"I have been using Latex and then Overleaf for a few years. At some point, while working on a book, we needed to have a way to manage a reference list across multiple collaborators that would jointly work on such a project. This was when I stumbled upon CiteDrive, and I have been using it ever since also for my own projects. One can have multiple bib files, one for each self contained project, but I use it having a single master file shared across projects. It provides a way to have a single file online that I can use across all my projects, allowing anyone else to add references to it when you collaborate on any given project."

Tiago A. Marques, Principal Research Fellow

University of St Andrews