Type \cite in Overleaf and BiblioBolt handles the rest — paste BibTeX, pick your .bib file, and the citation key appears at your cursor.
No tab switching. No copy-paste gymnastics. Just type and write.
\citeStart typing your citation command in Overleaf. BiblioBolt detects it and opens a popup.
Paste a full BibTeX entry from Google Scholar — or just type the citation key if it already exists.
The entry goes into your .bib file, \cite{key} appears at your cursor, and Overleaf recompiles.
Every feature comes from actual frustrations writing LaTeX papers.
Working with several bibliography files? Pick the target from a dropdown on every citation, with your last choice remembered.
Already added that paper? BiblioBolt checks the full .bib file and skips the insert, still placing the citation key for you.
Already have the entry in your .bib? Just type the key — no BibTeX paste needed. BiblioBolt inserts \cite{key} instantly.
Paste multiple BibTeX entries at once, or type comma-separated keys. Get \cite{a,b,c} in one action.
Your .bib file selection is remembered per Overleaf project. Switch projects and your preferences follow.
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