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The Word Editor is designed for academic and research writing. It combines a clean, distraction-free interface with powerful tools for citations, collaboration, and smart suggestions.
Formatting Toolbar
Select text to reveal the floating toolbar, or use keyboard shortcuts:
Bold
Ctrl+BItalic
Ctrl+ILists
Ctrl+Shift+LBlock Quote
Ctrl+Shift+QHyperlink
Ctrl+KImages
Ctrl+Shift+ITables
Ctrl+Shift+TCitations
Ctrl+Shift+CPowerful Writing Tools
Everything you need to create polished academic documents:
Smart Suggestions
Get real-time writing suggestions for clarity, grammar, and academic style. The assistant learns your preferences over time.
AI Writing Assistant
Expand paragraphs, summarize sections, rephrase sentences, or generate outlines. All while maintaining your voice.
Citation Integration
Search databases, add references, and format citations automatically. Switch styles (APA, MLA, Chicago) with one click.
Templates Library
Start from professional templates for research papers, literature reviews, grant proposals, case studies, and more.
Version History
Every edit is saved automatically. Compare versions, restore previous states, and see who made what changes.
Export Anywhere
Export to PDF, DOCX, LaTeX, or Markdown. Your formatting stays perfect across all formats.
Document Templates
Start with professionally structured templates:
Research Paper
Standard academic publications
Literature Review
Comprehensive reviews of existing research
Grant Proposal
Funding applications
Case Study
Medical and social science research
Thesis Chapter
Dissertation and thesis work
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add citations while writing?
Place your cursor where you want the citation, press Ctrl+Shift+C (or click the citation button), search for your reference, and select it. The citation will be formatted automatically according to your chosen style.
Can multiple people edit the same document?
Yes! Share your document with team members and everyone can edit simultaneously. You'll see each person's cursor and changes appear in real-time. Comments and suggestions are also synced.
How do I change the citation style?
Go to Document Settings (gear icon) and select your preferred citation style from the dropdown. All citations in your document will be reformatted automatically.
Can I import existing documents?
Yes, you can import .docx, .txt, .md, and .tex files. Drag and drop or use File > Import. Most formatting will be preserved, though some complex layouts may need adjustment.
How is my work saved?
Everything is saved automatically as you type. You'll see 'Saved' in the toolbar. Your work is also saved locally, so you can continue writing even if you lose internet connection.
What's the difference between comments and suggestions?
Comments are notes attached to specific text—use them for feedback. Suggestions are proposed edits that can be accepted or rejected. Both are great for collaborative writing and review.