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Turn papers into a comparison table

Upload academic PDFs to extract verified BibTeX and build a private, reusable literature comparison table.

Upload PDF papers

Add your papers, then choose what you want to compare across them.

Custom analysis fields

Available on Standard and Super plans.

Literature table history

Your papers and insights, in one place.

No papers yet. Upload PDFs to create your first literature table.

Literature comparison table

Read across papers, not just through them

A literature comparison table brings the same research dimensions together so you can examine papers side by side. Upload your research PDFs and organize their information into a table for review. Use it to identify differences in methods, findings, and scope before building your own synthesis.

01

Compare research methods

Bring information from multiple papers into a consistent structure for comparison.

02

Organize your reading

Keep key points together instead of repeatedly searching through separate documents.

03

Prepare a synthesis

Use the table as a starting point for your analysis, checking important details in the original papers.

Getting started

Make it part of your workflow

  1. Step 1

    Upload your papers

    Add the research PDFs you want to compare, following the file limits shown in the workspace.

  2. Step 2

    Set the comparison fields

    Choose available fields and, when your plan supports it, customize the dimensions you want to examine.

  3. Step 3

    Review and download

    Inspect the completed comparison and download it for your research workflow.

A little more clarity

Frequently asked questions

Is this a tool for extracting table images?

Its purpose is to create a literature comparison table from papers, rather than reproduce existing table images.

Can I choose what to compare?

The workspace provides comparison fields. Custom field availability depends on your plan.

Should I check the table against the PDFs?

Yes. Verify key findings, numbers, and methodological details in the original papers before using them in your own work.