Strategically to an academic paper in 24h with StudyTexter

Free-form input is not just a field for your topic. It is your briefing to StudyTexter. Enter the information that should later guide research question, outline, literature search and chapter planning.

In short: under time pressure, think about which details are truly important, gather them and enter them here in Free-form input.

I am writing an academic paper with StudyTexter.

Topic / rough direction:
[insert topic]

Type of paper and scope:
[term paper / seminar paper / bachelor thesis / master thesis], about [X] pages or [X] words.

Field / degree program:
[insert]

Research question if already available:
[insert, or: please develop a suitable research question]

Method:
[literature-based / empirical / survey / interview / case study / unclear]

Important requirements:
[citation style, structure requirements, university requirements, grading rubric, supervisor notes]

Important content wishes:
[theories, authors, examples, companies, countries, time period]

What should be avoided:
[topics, methods, sources or angles that should not be used]

Please create a realistic, academically usable plan for this paper and pay attention to feasibility, sources and a clear throughline.

Before you open StudyTexter, collect everything that should shape your paper. Some requirements may be very concrete, others freely selectable. Both are fine: StudyTexter can also work with more flexible requirements.

Write a short note for important files: why it matters, whether it should be used as source, context or appendix, and which parts StudyTexter should pay special attention to.

The AI should have taken over the settings from your Free-form input. If needed, you can add information here that was not yet concrete in Free-form input but should be specified in Settings. Also skim the empirical method and check whether it fits your planned approach. You can adjust exact formatting and citation style again later in the final workflow step.

When StudyTexter creates a complete proposal, first get familiar with the suggestion.

StudyTexter researches and structures sources so that they fit the paper. In this step, the point is therefore less to reassess the correctness of every source from scratch. Get familiar with the proposed source base and decide whether quantity, recency, languages and focus match your expectations and your university's requirements.

If you still have full-text PDFs that you have not uploaded yet, you can add them in the Source evaluation step.

Assess sources quickly: click individual sources. A small window opens with summary and table of contents. This gives you a quick first impression of whether the source fits your paper and meets your university's standards.

At this point, you look at the final proposal as the plan for your paper. StudyTexter has prepared research question and structure based on the source selection. This is about the rough drafting: do direction, order, method and academic style basically match your requirements? In the Empirical data step, you also see the draft of the empirical part; check mainly whether analysis, material and presentation basically fit your planned empirical approach.

StudyTexter has already prepared the content appropriately. You use this moment for content fine-tuning: which emphases should become stronger, where do you need more depth, less detail, different examples or different weighting? This turns the rough plan into a draft closer to your requirements and your desired focus.

Quick fine-tuning thought: if a chapter feels too large, too small or not weighted appropriately, you can shorten it, move it or align it more strongly with your desired focus.

If you enabled visualizations in Settings, you can choose here which figures or tables match your expectations. Suggestions that do not fit your style or focus can be deselected.

After export, you have a strong foundation. Read the paper once as your final version and adjust details that do not yet feel fully like your submission: tone, transitions, examples, weighting, cover sheet and formatting. Bonus downloads such as abstract, plagiarism check, AI check and other extras can also be downloaded, checked and, if needed, incorporated into your final submission version.