Templates
Using Templates
Start a new paper from a pre-built LaTeX template for major journals and conferences.
Scriptora includes ready-to-use LaTeX templates for major publication venues. When you create a new paper, you can start from a template instead of a blank document.
Available templates
| Venue | Template |
|---|---|
| NeurIPS | Neural Information Processing Systems |
| ICML | International Conference on Machine Learning |
| ICLR | International Conference on Learning Representations |
| IEEE Transactions | IEEE standard two-column format |
| ACM | ACM conference and journal format |
| Nature | Nature journal submission format |
| PLOS ONE | PLOS open access journals |
| Springer LNCS | Lecture Notes in Computer Science |
| arXiv | Clean single-column preprint style |
Starting from a template
- Go to Projects → New Paper
- In the From Template section, browse the gallery
- Click a template to preview it
- Click Use this template to create a new paper
The template includes:
- A pre-configured preamble with the correct packages
- Placeholder sections (Abstract, Introduction, Related Work, Methodology, Experiments, Conclusion)
- A sample
.bibfile - Any required
.clsor.styfiles
Applying a template to an existing paper
Ask the AI in chat:
Format this paper for IEEE Transactions.
Update the preamble, adjust margins, and use the IEEE author block format.The AI reads your current paper, applies the template's formatting requirements, and updates main.tex.
arXiv import
If you have an existing paper on arXiv, you can import it:
- New Paper → Import from arXiv
- Paste the arXiv ID (e.g.,
2301.07041) - Scriptora downloads the source archive and imports all files