Best-fit scenarios
- Technical workflows that require rapid iteration
- Cases where you need processing without sending data to external services
- Repeatable operations that can be standardized across teams
Generate BibTeX/RIS from source images with OCR; speed up academic reference management, clean up citations, and reduce manual entry errors for research teams.
RIS Output
Generate BibTeX first.
Designed to OCR academic source images and quickly output BibTeX entries.
The tool is designed to simplify technical workflows for end users. It follows an offline, privacy-first, in-browser flow without server-side uploads.
OCR and parsing happen client-side. Images and text are never uploaded, stored, or shared.
This approach is especially useful for users who need low-latency processing and tighter data control.
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