Litmaps

"BibTeX" is a special file format used to store references. They're often used as a bridge between reference managers and tools like ours.

Export BibTeX files from your Reference Manager

Want to open a reference manager library in Litmaps? Upload references from a RIS file? See the many ways Litmaps can import articles.

Systematic reviews need to comply with stringent guidelines. We outline how Litmaps should be used for systematic review.

Advanced operators; alternate article IDs; titles; authors... How to get the best results when typing in Litmaps' search bar.

Found some new stuff? Bringing it back into your reference manager or other organisation system is easy.

Tips for kickstarting your literature review with Litmaps.

Visualise the publications of an author you follow (or even your own!), and quickly see their most impactful works.

You've found some new articles, but where do you start? See how Litmaps' visualizations can be used to analyse article quality and relevant.

Communicating your research to collaborators or stakeholders can be tough. Learn how to use Maps as an effective storytelling method.

Maps aren't just for display purposes: analyze how topics intersect, see how research grows, and identify frontrunners in your field.

We guide you through a quick workflow to find gaps in literature reviews.

An example of the how to use the "Find Research Gaps in Minutes" guide as part of a literature review.

Build a reading list of relevant papers totally from scratch using Seed Maps.

There are powerful ways to analyse an article's references in Litmaps. Here's how to put all of an article's references into a collection.

Litmaps is perfect for growing a small set of starting article into a healthy collection to start a new research project.

Ready to upgrade? Here's how to upgrade to Litmaps Pro, and the benefits you can look forward to.