How to add Bibliography in Latex with Overleaf (BibTex)

Learn How to add Bibliography in Latex with Overleaf (BibTex) !!
This is a quick and easy step by step tutorial where I show you how to add bibliographies/references with bibtex in LaTeX with overleaf. Template available to copy/paste in the description.
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📣 NOTE: I used the package natbib and apalike style.
You can delete the "natbib" package and type "plain" in the bibliography style instead of "apalike" for a plain format.
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✅Useful Links and Template:
🌐Google scholar link: scholar.google.com
🌐Overleaf link: www.overleaf.com/
🖥Overleaf templates:
1) Loading packages (copy/paste):
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
\usepackage{natbib}
2) Adding the bibliography (copy/paste):

ewpage (optional)
\bibliographystyle{apalike}
\bibliography{references}
**You can delete natbib package and use \bibliographystyle{plain} if desired**
To cite in text use: \cite{} or you can try \citep{} (this gives a different format).
Remember to paste your references in a separate file called: references.bib
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Thanks!

[@KrazeeKrab]

Thank you so much. The overleaf documentation is so horrendous that I could not figure out what the problem for my bibliography was for half an hour. This is ten times simpler and actually works. I cannot express enough how little I understand it, that official documentation does not work/look like this video

[@JDEconomics]

You're very welcome!

[@JDEconomics]

Hello Guys! Thanks a lot for watching. I hope the video was useful. I created this video after having struggled with the bibliography when doing my research paper. If you have any questions, please let me know. If you disliked the video or feel there was something missing, please let me know and I will be pleased to help you! Thanks for your feedback!
You can buy my overleaf template to make your economics research paper look like a published one at : www.jdeconomics.com/latex-economics-reearch-paper-template/
Best Regards,
JD Econ.

[@neha.p5259]

Very clear and short video, Thank you so much !

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks for your positive feedback! Feel free to check the rest of the tutorials! Good luck! JD

[@kwizeralambert1316]

Hello, Is it possible to clearly show how to cite more than two authors using overleaf? It happens that you multiple authors to put in the certain paraphrase.

[@dandellionsy6537]

This is what I need now, thank you so much!

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks! I am glad to hear it helped. Good luck! JD Econ.

[@tomle5502]

Thank you very much. This video helps me a lot.

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks Tom! Good luck! JD

[@shashpeiris6008]

thanks, was useful for my assignment

[@JDEconomics]

Great! Thanks for your kind comment. Regards! JD

[@kwizeralambert1316]

You explain very clearly and I like. Thanks. I would like to know if Overleaf has all journals formats [economics] since when you submit a journal you have to check all requirements of formatting.. and adjust, which is tiresome.

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks! I am not sure which format is the one they ask in the journal, but you can check the available styles at: www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Bibtex_bibliography_styles
Good luck! JD

[@kwizeralambert1316]

@@JDEconomics Thank you so much

[@user-fo7ol8qg8y]

Thanks a lot. That is wonderful.

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks a lot! Please feel free to subscribe to my channel and share it with your friends/social network. I wish you good luck in your studies/work!

[@sublime9525]

Hey there, thanks so much for the video. Is there any way in which we could cite in the following way in parenthesis?
"Evidence shows this and that (Author, 2022)"?

[@petroschristoforou3022]

put a 'p' such that \citep{...................} \cite'p'{...................}

[@rajudey1673]

Thank you very much for your wonderful video

[@JDEconomics]

My pleasure!

[@netrakumaripoudel3184]

Thank you so much!

[@JDEconomics]

My pleasure! I am glad that it helped you!

[@lintommy4344]

Thank you very much sir!~

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks!

[@ioanabiris3472]

Thank you very much!!

[@JDEconomics]

My pleasure!

[@wsas3780]

thank you for the tutorial

[@JDEconomics]

My pleasure! Regards, JD

[@gamachutafari4615]

Thank You

[@JDEconomics]

You're welcome

[@banashreemandal3602]

very helpful video

[@JDEconomics]

Thanks for the positive feedback! Regards, JD

[@tomasito_2021]

Thanks for your video. It's very comprehensible however I would like to know how to cite websites that don't involve google scholar.

[@JDEconomics]

Great suggestion! I will see if I can do a video this week, or else I provide you the details to do it. Regards, JD

[@tomasito_2021]

@@JDEconomics Thanks very much.

[@jorgesisco981]

Hello! I have my chapers on separate folders to keep everything organized, I wonder, is there a way I can to citations in those sections? so far I get an error :/

[@JDEconomics]

Sorry Jorge. I am not sure how to do so. Regards, JD

[@jorgesisco981]

@@JDEconomics It ok! thanks anyways, I managed to change the way I was including the sections in the main.tex and that fixed the problem!

[@kgmeshram17]

Thanks sir 🙏🙏

[@JDEconomics]

Most welcome! JD.

[@amirrezacheraghi1167]

I have a question. I do exactly the same thing, but after compiling, instead of having "References", there is a new chapter named "Bibliography" ! How can I change this title to "References" and also get rid of a new chapter?

[@JDEconomics]

Hi! Thanks for your comment. It has to do with the type of document you are working with. The document class I am using is "article". If you use something different, then instead of showing references it will show bibliography. I hope that helps! Best Regards, JD

[@sitadugu2427]

How to add a bibliography after each chapter in the thesis in overleaf. Thank you.

[@mateoalbornoz8056]

I want to know too

[@JDEconomics]

Hello Mateo and Sita, sorry for the delay. I haven't checked the comments for this video in long time seems. I haven't done it myself so I couldn't speak for it. However, check out this thread which may provide some insights. tex.stackexchange.com/questions/229846/different-bibliographies-for-each-chapter-with-shared-references
Regards,

[@pakistankp8316]

Hello!
this video is helpful.
i want to synchronize my refrences section with text. But through this way it appeared randomly. can you plz help how to sort it.
i am using biblographystyle {plain}
so in text in fst para i want to appear [1] in 2nd [2] and so on but it appear in alphabetic manner as per refrence papaer fst author name.
e.g. fst refrece author name 'yan' it assignd to refrence no.[3].
3rd author name is 'alen' it assigned it to [1] and 2nd refrence author name is 'zen' it assignd to it [3]. It appeared haphazrdly in text.

[@JDEconomics]

Hey. Im not sure I understand what you need, or know how to do it. Take a look at the manual: www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/Bibliography_management_in_LaTeX
Good luck! JD

[@user-gk4kh3kp3t]

The Introduction was numbered as section 1. However, References were not numbered as section 2. Do we need some package to make that happen?

[@JDEconomics]

All you would have to do is isntead of using reference, make a section called references…
The rest is the same.

[@user-gk4kh3kp3t]

Thank you very much. @@JDEconomics

[@fortiusguy87]

I am getting an error that says Package biblatex Error: '\bibliographystyle' invalid for 'biblatex'. \bibliographystyle{apalike}.
and
Can be used only in preamble. \bibliography

[@frankafriyie5519]

delete the style n only use the 2nd one