Publish your work 𝙋

Ok, now that you're done with adding coauthors, and styling your document, you're ready to share it with the world. Hit Publish 𝙋  from the toolbar and you have three options:
  1. Submit your paper to a traditional journal or server. Whether you are submitting to an astronomy journal (APJ), a biology server (bioRxiv), or a neuroscience publication (eNeuro), we got you covered. You can submit to a growing list of publishers and journals, in one click and your author affiliation, files, and styling will be done automatically.
  2. Pre-publish (publish it as a preprint) on the Authorea repository. Your document will be issued a digital object identifier (DOI) and be indexed by Google Scholar. Authorea provides the only preprint server where your document is published online, as a webpage, not just a PDF stuck on a website (bleh!), something we call the 21st century preprint. You can visit the Authorea Preprint repository here.
  3. Publish it (publicly or privately) with a group. Our newest feature allows you to share private and public documents with your colleagues turning Authorea into a real team-based collaborative workspace to manage and publish documents. You can make Authorea your customized, branded document portal. See some examples here.
Hint: these three options are not mutually exclusive. Quite the contrary, in fact. We encourage you to submit to a traditional journal, while depositing a preprint version of your document in the Authorea repository, and share with you group! Remember: articles preprinted on Authorea receive 269% more citations than the average citation rate of all publications in a similar time period.