The professional toolkit for researchers. Organize figures, format BibTeX references, count manuscript words, and prepare submission bundles with reliable ZIP export and properly packaged TeX-based figures.
Version 5.6.0 ยท macOS 13.0+
A cleaner sidebar interface for the repetitive work around figures, references, word limits, and submission files.
Detect figure references in your manuscript, preview the appearance order, and prepare clean names such as Fig1-a, Fig1-b, Fig2, and Fig3. Drop figure files or folders, verify the mapping, then export renamed figures and an updated TeX file.
Format authors safely, preserve protected multi-word names, and abbreviate journals using a database with 400+ NLM-matched title mappings.
Count manuscript or abstract words directly from TeX, copy the result, and clear the loaded file when you are ready for the next check.
Run checks for references, labels, citations, figures, and bibliography state before exporting a clean submission package. Version 5.6 also handles ZIP export more reliably and packages TeX-based figures such as TikZ or PGF source files.
Review the final figure mapping, export renamed assets, and keep manuscript paths aligned with the submission-ready files.
Use LaTeX & BibTeX Tools when the journal portal is strict and the manuscript has to be clean before upload.
Format author names, abbreviate or expand journal titles, and prepare bibliography entries that look consistent across the full references section.
Run checks before upload to catch missing figures, broken references, duplicate labels, unused labels, and citation problems that can stop a submission at the last minute.
Rename figure files in manuscript order, including subfigures such as Fig1-a and Fig1-b, so the exported files match the order requested by submission systems.
Convert and optimize image assets when needed, reduce oversized figure files, and export a cleaner submission bundle as a folder or ZIP.
Version 5.6 focuses on submission packaging reliability for real-world LaTeX projects, including ZIP exports and figures generated from external .tex sources.
Submission Packager now builds ZIP archives in a temporary workspace before saving them to your chosen destination, improving reliability in the macOS sandbox.
Figures inserted with commands like \input{Figures/example.tex} are now detected
inside figure environments and treated as first-class figure assets.
TeX-based figures are renamed in the same manuscript order as image figures, producing clean names such as Fig1.png, Fig2.tex, and Fig3.pdf.
The exported manuscript now points to the renamed packaged files, including TeX figure sources used by TikZ, PGF, or custom LaTeX drawing workflows.
The packager reports missing TeX figure source files before export, helping catch submission problems while the project is still open.
The website now uses the latest interface screenshots for Figure Organizer, BibTeX Formatter, Word Counter, Submission Packager, and figure export workflows.
From messy folder to pro submission in three steps.
Drop your main .tex file. The app scans for \includegraphics and
figure-local \input files plus \bibliography commands to
map your project structure.
Format your BibTeX entries, count words, and let the app match your figure files to their manuscript references automatically.
Review warnings, export a clean submission package, and upload the generated bundle to the journal portal.
Processes everything locally on your Mac. No cloud uploads, no account registration. Your research stay yours.
Handles massive bibliographies and hundreds of figures with sub-second processing speed. Written in Swift for performance.
A focused macOS interface with sidebar navigation, clear loaded-file states, and controls built for repeated research workflows.