Duplicate removal
Finds repeated entries and repeated keys and keeps one of each.
Bibliographies collected over months end up with the same paper under two keys, empty fields and entries missing the journal or year — which break the reference list at the worst moment. Paste your .bib file and get back a tidy, consistent one, with every entry that still needs attention flagged.
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Finds repeated entries and repeated keys and keeps one of each.
Removes fields with no content that clutter the file.
Every entry missing a field its type requires is listed so you can fix it.
Paste the .bib content or drop the file.
Only duplicates are removed; the entries you keep retain their keys, so your \cite commands still work.
It follows standard BibTeX entry types — for example an article needs author, title, journal and year.
Yes — clean the .bib here and paste it back, or edit your whole project in our online LaTeX editor.
The citation generator returns BibTeX for a DOI or title.
Every tool opens on the free plan: a free account gets 50 tokens every month. Longer documents, downloads and some advanced modes need a paid plan — the tool tells you when you reach one.
The citation key in \cite{} was not found in the compiled bibliography. Check the key's spelling, make sure the .bib entry exists and is valid, then run BibTeX (or Biber) and compile again.
Two entries in the .bib file share the same key — usually after merging bibliographies. The cleaner removes the duplicate so BibTeX runs cleanly.
Open it in your browser — nothing to install.