# Editing outputs

DeepWriter works natively in **LaTeX**, a high-quality typesetting system that is the standard for producing scientific and academic documents. LaTeX is especially well-suited for documents that include complex mathematical equations, citations, tables, figures, and professional layouts. It separates content from styling, letting you focus on what you're writing—not how it looks.

You can access the LaTeX file in the **Additional download options** under the main download section in the Review tab.

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Download the `.tex` file (the source code for your document) and open it in any LaTeX editor of your choice, such as **TeXstudio**, **TeXmaker**, or **Overleaf.** For convenience, every generation includes a link to edit the output directly in Overleaf, a popular online LaTeX editor. Overleaf supports free usage with a sign-in (including Google authentication):

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**Important:**  DeepWriter is not affiliated with Overleaf and cannot be held responsible for your data once it is transferred to Overleaf.com.
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Each project also comes with an unlocked PDF version that you can download. While editing PDFs requires third-party software like Adobe Acrobat, they are ideal for sharing and printing.

Downloading the raw `.tex` file gives you full ownership of your content and the freedom to work on any platform. Many competitors restrict your output to proprietary HTML editors and don’t allow full access to the source, which we believe falls short of the academic integrity and ownership standards we uphold at DeepWriter.

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**Pro tip:** Always prefer `.tex` over `.pdf` when editing or reusing content. The TEX file contains embedded code and comments (such as diagram instructions) that the PDF hides.
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