Conversion from Overleaf to Google Docs

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#1

I’d like to convert a few academic papers from Overleaf to Google Docs. In Google Docs, I will manage the references using Paperpile.

What workflow would you recommend? I suppose this is opposite to the direction of most conversions, but would be helpful for my current work.

Thanks.

#2

@Kai_Lukoff, Overleaf references can be exported in a .bib file and uploaded to your Paperpile library via Add Papers > Upload Files. You can then add them to your Google Doc via Ctrl-Shift-P or the sidebar add-on.