Adding New Papers
You can add papers to DeepPaper AI in two ways. Here's how to do it.
Quick Start
No matter how you add papers, the steps are similar:
- Sign in to your account
- Click "Add Paper" at the top
- Pick how you want to add it (link or PDF)
- Fill in the details
- Click "Create Paper"
Adding with Links
You can add papers directly from academic websites.
Where to Get Links
We support links from:
- arXiv (like
https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.09685
) - medRxiv (like
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2024.07.17.24310418v1
) - PubMed (like
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31851653
)
How to Add
- Find the "Paper Link" box
- Paste the full link
- Click "Create Paper"
- We'll download and process the paper
Tips
- Make sure to copy the whole link
- If the link doesn't work, you'll see an error message
Adding PDF Files
Got a PDF saved on your computer? You can upload it directly.
How to Upload
- Find the "Upload PDF" section
- Click to choose a file
- Pick your PDF
- Click "Create Paper"
- We'll process the PDF
File Rules
- PDF files only
- Size limits: 10MB-100MB (depends on your plan)
- Use text PDFs (not scans) for best results
Common Problems
If your upload fails, check for:
- File too big
- Wrong file type
- Corrupted PDF
You'll see error messages to help fix any issues.
What Happens Next
After you add a paper, we'll:
- Download the PDF (if you used a link)
- Extract the text
- Run basic analysis
This usually takes 30 seconds to 2 minutes. When it's done, you can see the results on the paper's page.
Fixing Problems
If something goes wrong:
- Check your link format
- Make sure your PDF meets the size and format rules
- Wait a bit longer for big papers
- Try a different PDF if the text isn't coming through right
Still having trouble? Get in touch with us.
What You Can Do Next
After adding a paper, you can:
- Check the basic analysis
- Run advanced analysis
- Use the Q&A feature
- Add it to your research projects