Exporting your work from Overleaf

To download your final PDF file, in the editor click the Menu icon in the upper left corner.

then in the download area click the PDF icon

after that and depending on your web browser, a window will pop up to open the file, save it to your Downloads folder or select a different location for the downloaded file. Unless you enter a different name, the downloaded PDF will have the same name as your project.

If you need to download the entire project, click the Menu button

now click on the "Source" icon

and depending on your web browser, a window will pop up to open the file, save it to your Downloads folder or select a different location for the downloaded file. The default name for your .zip file will be that of the project.

Some journals require that the .bbl file (an auxiliary file containing the formatted bibliography data) is included with submissions. On Overleaf, the .bbl and other auxiliary files created during compilation are 'cached', and can be accessed from the Other logs and files dropdown menu. You can get to this by clicking the file icon beside Recompile.

The full project including the .bbl file can also be downloaded by

• clicking Submit in the top right hand corner
• searching and selecting arXiv
• selecting Download with .bb from the dialogue there.

To download several projects, if you are in the editor, click the "Back to projects" icon

There you will see a list of your projects. Thick the boxes of the ones you want to download, then click the "Download" icon

and depending on your web browser, a window will pop up to open the file, save it to your Downloads folder or select a different location for the downloaded file. The downloaded zip file contains a .zip file for each project.