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Switching to crixet
Discover how to effortlessly import your Overleaf and computer projects to crixet in minutes.
Whether you're collaborating on LaTeX documents via overleaf or managing files from your local machine, importing them into Crixet can save you time and keep everything in one place. In this quick guide, we’ll walk you through the simple steps to transfer your projects effortlessly in just minutes, so you can focus on what matters most—your work!Explain Crixet benefitsOther project management toolsMake it more engaging.
Downloading projects from overleaf
Importing your overleaf projects, require you to download them first and then upload to crixet. Let's see how to download overleaf projects first.
Download a single project
Navigate to your Overleaf project overview and locate the project you wish to transfer to Crixet. Once you've found it, click the download icon in the same row as the project name. This will save the entire project as a .zip file to your computer.
Download all projects
If you want to download all or multiple projects, you can select the projects with the checkbox at the beginning of the project row. By clicking the first checkbox it will select all projects and get them ready for download.
Once the projects are selected you can download them by clicking the download icon on the top right of the project list.
Importing projects to crixet
Crixet allows you to import either folders or .zip files. Navigate to the 'Import' option and click the chevron on the right to choose your import type. Then, select the project folder or .zip file you wish to import, and Crixet will upload and open the entire project for you.
