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bibtex.org is an independent reference for BibTeX, the bibliography format and tool for LaTeX. It documents the .bib file format, the entry types and their fields, bibliography styles, special characters and how to use BibTeX with LaTeX, and it offers a free converter that turns DOIs and arXiv IDs into BibTeX entries. Every page is available in English and German.

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# BibTeX

> bibtex.org is an independent reference for BibTeX, the bibliography format and tool for LaTeX. It documents the .bib file format, the entry types and their fields, bibliography styles, special characters and how to use BibTeX with LaTeX, and it offers a free converter that turns DOIs and arXiv IDs into BibTeX entries. Every page is available in English and German.

## English

- [BibTeX reference and tools](https://www.bibtex.org/): BibTeX is the reference format and bibliography tool for LaTeX. Look up the .bib format, entry types and styles, or convert a DOI to BibTeX for free.
- [DOI to BibTeX Converter](https://www.bibtex.org/Convert/): Free online BibTeX generator: convert DOIs and arXiv IDs to clean BibTeX entries with readable citation keys. Paste several to build a .bib file.
- [The BibTeX Format](https://www.bibtex.org/Format/): The BibTeX format explained with examples: entry types with required and optional fields, standard fields, author names, @string and .bib syntax.
- [How to Use BibTeX](https://www.bibtex.org/Using/): How to use BibTeX with LaTeX, step by step: create a .bib file, cite entries, compile and choose a bibliography style. With a complete example.
- [Special Characters in LaTeX and BibTeX](https://www.bibtex.org/SpecialSymbols/): Special characters in LaTeX and BibTeX: how to escape & % $ # _ { } ~ ^ \, write accents and umlauts, and protect capital letters in titles.
- [LaTeX Accents and Umlauts](https://www.bibtex.org/SpecialSymbols/Accents/): How to type umlauts and accents (ä ö ü ß é ç ñ ø å) in LaTeX and in BibTeX .bib files: all accent commands, special letters and the brace form.
- [BibTeX Entry Types: Complete Reference](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/): All 14 standard BibTeX entry types with a one-line description each, a guide to choosing the right type for your source, and links to examples.
- [BibTeX @article: Journal Articles](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/Article/): How to cite a journal article in BibTeX with @article: copyable examples, required and optional fields, the plain style output and common mistakes.
- [BibTeX @book: How to Cite a Book](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/Book/): How to cite a book in BibTeX with @book: copyable examples for authored and edited books, required and optional fields, plain output and common mistakes.
- [BibTeX Book Chapter: @incollection, @inbook](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/InCollection/): How to cite a book chapter in BibTeX: @incollection and @inbook compared, with copyable examples, required and optional fields and common mistakes.
- [BibTeX @inproceedings: Conference Papers](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/InProceedings/): The BibTeX @inproceedings entry for conference papers: required and optional fields, examples, plain output, @conference and @proceedings.
- [BibTeX Thesis: @phdthesis and @mastersthesis](https://www.bibtex.org/EntryTypes/Thesis/): Cite a PhD, master's or bachelor's thesis in BibTeX: @phdthesis and @mastersthesis f
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