Import from Google Docs
Convert your Google Docs draft into a publication-ready academic paper. Proper formatting, citations, and templates.
How to Import
Download as .docx from Google Docs
Drag and drop or select your file
Check formatting and fix any issues
Choose a journal or conference template
What Gets Converted
Paragraphs, headings, and text formatting
Tables with formatting preserved
Embedded images and figures
Bulleted and numbered lists
Text citations—reconnect with reference manager
Why Convert to TypeTeX?
Go from word processor formatting to publication-quality typography.
Add real math equations instead of equation images.
Connect to Zotero/Mendeley for proper academic citations.
Apply journal templates to meet submission requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most journals require specific formats (PDF, LaTeX). Google Docs doesn't produce publication-quality typesetting or meet submission requirements.
Comments are preserved as notes. You can convert them to revision notes or remove them.
We recommend editing in TypeTeX after import for better academic features, but you can re-export to Word/Docs if needed.
Equation images are preserved. We recommend replacing them with proper Typst math for better quality.
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