Templates

Templates give you a head start with pre-configured document structures, styles, and packages. Whether you're writing a research paper, thesis, or resume, there's a template for you.

Template Detail View

Why Use Templates?

Save Time

Skip the setup — document class, packages, and structure are ready to go

Correct Formatting

Meet journal and conference requirements without guessing

Best Practices

Templates follow LaTeX conventions and include helpful comments

Consistency

Maintain uniform styling across all your documents

Using a Template

Browse the Gallery

From your dashboard, click Templates to open the template gallery.

Preview Templates

Click on any template to see:

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Description and use case
File structure
Package requirements

Create Your Project

Click Open as Template, and start editing immediately.

Template Categories

📄 Academic Papers

Templates for journal and conference submissions:

Template	Publisher	Use Case
IEEE Conference	IEEE	Conference papers
IEEE Journal	IEEE	Journal articles
ACM Conference	ACM	SIGCHI, SIGGRAPH, etc.
Springer LNCS	Springer	Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Elsevier Article	Elsevier	Journal submissions
arXiv Preprint	—	Preprint formatting

These templates are based on official publisher style files and are regularly updated.

📚 Projects & Reports

Templates for projects and reports:

Template	Description
University Template	University-specific formats

📑 Resumes & CVs

Professional document templates:

Template	Style
Modern Resume	Clean, minimal design
Professional CV	Business-focused layout

What's Included

Each template includes:

Main document — Pre-structured .tex file with commented sections
Style files — Required .cls and .sty files
Example content — Sample text showing formatting
Bibliography — Empty .bib file ready for your citations
Folder structure — Organized directories for figures, chapters, etc.

Example Structure

my-paper/
├── main.tex           # Main document
├── references.bib     # Bibliography
├── sections/
│   ├── abstract.tex
│   ├── introduction.tex
│   ├── methods.tex
│   ├── results.tex
│   └── conclusion.tex
├── figures/
│   └── .gitkeep
└── styles/
    └── custom.sty     # Optional custom commands