(April 2025) This Overleaf update is a lifesaver for writing complex equations, no need to keep compiling all the time to see if you got a { wrong somewhere
(April 2025) Users can now navigate and update their projects with improved search functionality. With the ability to search and replace within the current file, making quick edits is more efficient than ever. For broader changes, project-wide search allows users to scan across all text files in a project, helping streamline larger revisions and keep content consistent.
(April 2025) Project owners now have finer control over how collaborators can edit or comment on their projects. Now collaborators who have the “Can review” role can only make and respond to comments and make tracked changes.
(December 2024): Now you can restore a single file or your whole project to a previous version with its comments and tracked changes with just a click.
Learning to debug errors is an essential part of learning LaTeX. Enabling the Stop on first error mode can quickly detect your errors (if any). Helps to debug compile timeouts. Don’t let your errors pile up!
(January 2024): The latest enhancement to Overleaf's table editing capabilities introduces an intuitive feature in the Visual Editor mode that allows users to effortlessly specify column widths and enable text wrapping within their LaTeX tables, mitigating the challenges of manually coding complex table structures.
