Part of Write
Sources and citations
Cite as you write. Your book sets the style.
Keep every book, article, web page and interview you draw on in one library. Cite one at the cursor with its page, and your book sets each citation in the style you choose.
Find a source by its ISBN, DOI or web address, or bring your library in from Zotero, Mendeley or EndNote. In Imprint, citations become footnotes or sit in the line, and a Works Cited page lists them.
What it does
- APA, MLA, Chicago (notes and bibliography or author-date) and Harvard.
- Find by ISBN, DOI or web address, or import BibTeX, RIS or CSL JSON.
- Change the style, and every citation and the Works Cited page follow.
- Interviews keep their terms: only on-the-record sources are named in a book.
Write
More for writing
- The EditorA writing canvas that takes the shape of what you are writing.
- Fonts, spacing and marginsSet the font, spacing and margins for each piece, with a ruler.
- The formatting barA formatting bar set for your kind of writing, and yours to arrange.
- ScreenplaysA script that reads like a script, from the first scene heading to the last revision.
- Meridian style highlightsSee adverbs, passive voice, clichés and long sentences marked in your draft.
- Focus, spotlight, and sprintsClear the page, light up the line you are on, and write against the clock.
- Inkbreaker RadioWriting music, ambient sounds and noise, in a player that follows you through the app.
- Find, replace and private commentsSearch and replace across a draft, and leave private comments in the margin.
- Track changesMark every edit, then accept or reject each change.
- TranslationsTranslate your own work, paragraph by paragraph, beside the original.
- Inline commentsComment right on the line, and keep each conversation in one thread.
- Live co-editingWrite in the same piece together, with live cursors, tracked changes and a chat beside the page.
- CollaborationsInvite writers into a single piece and keep the shared work in one place.
- Accessible reading and voiceReading fonts, read-aloud, and voice dictation.
- The Desk and file managerOpen any piece from inside the editor, and organize your work in folders.
- Manuscript draftsSave the whole book as it stands, and go back to any draft.
- Reverse outlineEvery scene's summary, viewpoint, cast and length, in one list.
- Chapter PlannerPlan your story chapter by chapter, in whatever structure fits it.
- Scene Header LinterCatch slugline problems before a reader does.
- Page Count EstimatorSee how long your script runs, and where the acts land.
- Poetry StudioYour whole poem, read on every level at once.
- Rhyme FinderFind the word that rhymes and fits the line.
- Form AtlasBrowse the fixed forms, and write to one.
- Revision LensSee what to sharpen in a draft.
- Inverted Pyramid AnalyzerSee whether your story front-loads what matters.
- Fact Placeholder TrackerNever file with a TK still in the copy.
- CTA Strength AnalyzerFind the weak spot in every call to action.
- Format Fit CheckerCheck your copy against the limits of where it runs.
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