Overleaf
Overleaf (Digital Science)
Overleaf is an online LaTeX editor: you write in the browser and the document is compiled to PDF on the service’s servers, with no TeX distribution to install. It has a large gallery of templates for journals, theses and CVs, auto-completion, a side-by-side PDF preview and a visual editor for people not used to code. It suits students and engineers writing papers and reports from any computer. Limitation: on the free plan the compile time is limited to 10 seconds, each project can have one collaborator, version history covers only 24 hours, and there is no track changes or Git and GitHub sync.
Ratings & Reviews
| Licence type | Limited Free Version |
|---|---|
| Licence terms | A free plan with no time limit and unlimited projects, one collaborator per project, compiles up to 10 seconds and 24 hours of history; registration is required. Paid Student, Standard and Pro plans add compiles up to 240 seconds, more collaborators, track changes, full history and Git, GitHub and Dropbox sync. |
| Platforms | Runs in the Browser |
| Engineering field | Architecture, Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronics, Mechanical Engineering |
| Tool type | General Productivity, Notes, Writing & Handwriting |
| Vendor site | www.overleaf.com |
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Last verified: 2026-10-16
