See what Articlo can do for a manuscript.

Inspect an actual preparation run

1. Open 01-original.docx. The short draft contains invented measurements, a table, an embedded figure, and a citation.
2. Compare 02-prepared-plos-one.docx. Articlo applied the saved PLOS ONE profile. Look for double spacing, line and page numbers, citation formatting, and table placement. The output was not edited by hand.
3. Read 03-author-checklist.docx and README.txt. Review the actual changes, missing declarations, and limits of this example. The extracted figure and original values are also included.

This recorded run demonstrates document preparation, not a complete paid production job or journal approval. The saved profile and verification details are included. Complex equations, citation-manager fields, comments, and tracked changes are not demonstrated. Use the free check to see what Articlo identifies in your own manuscript.

Explore three illustrative journal layouts

These additional examples were assembled by hand with synthetic research data to illustrate possible package contents. They are not captured runs of Articlo’s formatter.

Open the original Word document beside a formatted version to compare the layout, section order, references, and figure placement. Then read the preparation report for the change summary and author-review checklist.

1. Start with 01-original-draft.docx. This is the draft used throughout the sample.
2. Compare 02-plos-one-formatted.docx. Inspect double spacing, line numbering, references, and separate figure files.
3. Explore the other destinations. The Scientific Reports and JAMA versions show how section organization and abstract structure can differ.
4. Read 05-articlo-preparation-report.docx. See the changes alongside the items that remain the author’s responsibility.

The sample illustrates the output format; it is not a real submission, scientific evidence, or a guarantee of acceptance. Your package depends on your manuscript and the current requirements of your selected journal.