Authorea renders and compiles everything to the web (HTML5), in addition to PDF (export to numerous journal formats is provided). Authorea's frontend allows you to enter text in LaTeX or Markdown, as well as figures, and equations (in LaTeX or MathML). In other words, Authorea allows power users (who know Git) to easily write papers in collaboration with regular users (who don't know Git). But Git functions in the backend, so that users who are not familiar with (or do not care about) Git can just use it as an editor and still have all changes logged as commits. More information: Authorea's versioning control system is entirely based on Git (every article is a Git repository). Only one article collaborator can check out and work on a module at any time, so that the entire article stays open for editing but individual elements are checked out and then checked back in with edits.

Download the converted DOC file afterward. Click on the convert button and wait for the convert to complete. Use any available tools if you want to edit and manipulate your LATEX file. It solves the problem that many scholars have when they tell their co-authors: 'please do not touch the article, I am working on it'. To change LATEX format to DOC, upload your LATEX file to proceed to the preview page.

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Authorea is an online social word processor for the collaborative writing of research articles. I'd say Authorea (full disclosure, I am a co-founder).

Free latex editor for word