TeXpress Guide
How TeXpress works, in five short pages.
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The whole product in one paragraph
You put your manuscript into TeXpress once, either by typing it or by uploading a file we read for you. It is then stored as structured content: a title, authors, sections, figures, tables, equations and references, with no journal formatting attached to any of it. You pick a journal, press Generate TeX / PDF, and TeXpress pours that content into the publisher's own LaTeX template and compiles a real PDF. Change the journal and press it again, and the same content comes out in the new format. You never retype anything.
1. Put it in
Type it, or upload Word, PDF or .tex.
2. Pick a journal
Publisher, then journal. Changeable anytime.
3. Generate
PDF, LaTeX ZIP, main.tex or Word.
Getting Started arrow_forward
Creating your first project, choosing a journal, and the three ways to start: blank editor, uploading Word or PDF, or uploading an existing .tex.
edit_noteThe Editor arrow_forward
Every tab explained: Metadata, Content, Figures, Tables, Equations, References and Declarations, plus the outline sidebar and cross-references.
boltGenerating and Compiling arrow_forward
What Generate does, how to read a compile error, what "Fix with AI" will and will not do, and every download you can take away.
troubleshootTroubleshooting arrow_forward
A missing figure, an empty bibliography, a greyed-out button, a compile that fails. The usual causes and the exact fix for each.
info The one habit that makes everything else easy
Figures, tables and equations do not live inside your paragraphs. They live on their own tabs, and you drop a small marker into the text where you want to refer to them. That marker is what becomes "Fig. 2" or "Table 1" in the PDF, and it is what tells LaTeX where the float belongs. Once that clicks, the rest of the editor is ordinary typing. It is explained in full on The editor.
Still stuck?
The FAQs cover plans, quotas and data questions. For anything else, tell us what happened and we will look at your project.
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