The Zotero Desktop Connector plugin seamlessly integrates your Obsidian workflow with Zotero, allowing you to effortlessly import citations, bibliographies, notes, and PDF annotations from Zotero into your Obsidian files. With this plugin, you can search for items in your Zotero library directly from Obsidian and import relevant information into your notes. The plugin also provides a range of commands to help you manage your citations and bibliographies, making it easy to stay organized and focused on your research. By bridging the gap between these two powerful tools, this plugin streamlines your workflow and saves you time and effort.

The Citations plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who work with academic references. With this plugin, you can seamlessly integrate your bibliography with Obsidian's editing experience. The plugin supports BibTeX/BibLaTeX and CSL-JSON formats, making it compatible with popular reference managers like Zotero. Once set up, the plugin offers four convenient features: creating literature notes, inserting references, inserting content, and inserting citations. You can even customize the title and content templates to suit your needs. This plugin is a must-have for anyone who wants to stay organized and focused while working on research papers or articles.

The Reference Map plugin enhances reference and citation management within Obsidian. It offers a sidebar view to organize cited and citing references, a dynamic search feature to discover relevant papers, and a graph visualization to explore connections between references. The plugin supports integration with external reference databases such as Zotero and Semantic Scholar, allowing users to search, insert, or create detailed reference entries easily. With features like customizable metadata templates, dynamic reference lists based on file names or keywords, and a visual graph interface, it is an invaluable tool for managing academic and research workflows effectively.

The Pandoc Reference List plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently cite sources in their notes. This plugin seamlessly integrates with Pandoc, allowing you to display a formatted reference list in the sidebar for each citekey present in your current document. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your sources and maintain accurate citations throughout your research. The plugin also supports custom CSL styles, giving you flexibility in formatting your references. Whether you're working on an academic paper or simply want to keep your notes organized, the Pandoc Reference List plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Simple Citations plugin streamlines the process of managing literature notes in Obsidian by integrating with Zotero and the Citations plugin. It allows users to easily import or update literature notes with minimal setup. The plugin supports adding new notes or updating existing ones with metadata such as title, authors, journal, year, DOI, and Zotero URI, which are automatically appended to the frontmatter. Additionally, it offers compatibility with Pandoc for exporting citations in Word document format, while ensuring correct formatting for multiple citations and aliases. This plugin is ideal for researchers seeking a straightforward way to organize and manage their references.

The Paste Quote plugin streamlines the process of formatting and citing quotations when pasting them into Obsidian. It automatically adjusts pasted text based on cursor position, converting it into a block quote or inline quote as needed. The plugin supports citation formatting for quotes copied from the Kindle app, ensuring proper attribution using title and page numbers or Pandoc-style citations if a references section is present.

The LiteCite plugin offers a lightweight way to generate citation notes directly from a BibTeX or BibLaTeX file. Built as a simpler and faster alternative to the older Citations plugin, it focuses on minimal overhead while retaining essential functionality. It uses a custom BibTeX parser and the Eta templating engine, allowing notes to be created quickly with consistent formatting. Once configured with a BibTeX file path, you can invoke a command to produce a new note tied to a selected reference, making it handy for researchers and writers who prefer streamlined workflows.

The Bibtex Entry View plugin renders formatted bibliographic entries from a `.bib` file directly in your notes by replacing `bibkey` code blocks with detailed reference information. It detects the matching entry, displaying the citation key, author or editor names, and other fields in a customisable order defined in the settings. If the key is not found, it highlights the block in red with a strike-through to signal an invalid reference. While typing a `bibkey`, the plugin suggests matches based on partial keyword searches of selected fields, improving speed and accuracy when adding citations. Users can select or import a `.bib` file into their vault, set preferred display fields, and have the plugin sort and present them neatly.

The Citation Callouts plugin transforms copied quotes with citations into neatly formatted callouts, giving referenced material a polished, book like presentation. It automatically pulls the source name from the citation and uses it as the callout title, while preserving rich text elements like bold, italics, and hyperlinks. The resulting callout includes a book icon for visual clarity, making cited passages stand out cleanly in your notes. Access is flexible - you can trigger the feature via the command palette, ribbon icon, or a custom hotkey.

The Pretty BibTeX plugin enhances the readability of BibTeX entries in Obsidian by rendering them in a more user-friendly format. Instead of displaying raw BibTeX code in a code block, the plugin formats and colors the entries for better visualization. Users can create a code block with the 'bibtex' language tag, and the plugin will automatically transform it into a more readable format, improving the experience when working with bibliographic data. The rendered output also follows the user's Obsidian accent color for header elements, ensuring consistent styling across the interface.

The Latex Exporter plugin allows users to export Obsidian notes directly into LaTeX-formatted documents. It supports a variety of LaTeX-specific features, including the export of embedded content, LaTeX environments, sections, subsections, citations, and equation references. Users can create 'longform' notes that pull in content from multiple other notes using transclusions, enabling the assembly of complete, exportable LaTeX documents. The plugin also supports LaTeX-based templates, custom preambles, and bibliographies via .bib files. Users can export full notes or selected portions directly to the clipboard. The plugin aims to unify the writing workflow from note-taking to polished academic paper creation. It is compatible with Zotero, Breadcrumbs, and other related Obsidian plugins, and allows for easy referencing of theorems, proofs, and equations. Exported LaTeX files are minimal to ensure users can edit them later if needed.

The Reference Generator plugin simplifies the creation of bibliographies within Obsidian by transforming links into formatted citations. Supporting over 2,000 citation styles including Harvard, MLA, and APA, the plugin allows users to generate references for single or multiple links with options for default or customized styles. It fetches citation data such as authors and titles using the Citoid API, while style files are retrieved dynamically. Users can manage settings for sorting, citation style defaults, and error handling when links are unreachable. Designed for academics and researchers, this plugin streamlines the citation process, improving productivity in managing scholarly notes.

The Logos-refs plugin streamlines the process of importing and managing citations from Logos Bible Software into your vault. By copying a passage in Logos and using the plugin's paste command, users can automatically generate or link to a formatted reference note, especially useful when working with BibTeX citation style. It helps keep biblical references organized in a designated folder and simplifies the workflow for those regularly working with theological or academic material sourced from Logos.

The Copy as LaTeX plugin is a lightweight Obsidian extension that enables users to easily convert their notes and writings into LaTeX format. With its simple and quick conversion process, this plugin is perfect for those who want to maintain control over the formatting of their documents while still enjoying the benefits of writing in Markdown. The plugin supports various text features such as lists, headings, bold and italic text, external links, and special characters. It also handles code blocks, citations, cross-references, and bibliographies with ease. The citation feature is particularly noteworthy, allowing users to define templates for different citation styles and formats. One of the unique features of this plugin is its ability to copy missing citations from a bibliography, making it easy to update references in a LaTeX document. With its straightforward configuration options and customization possibilities, the Copy as LaTeX plugin is an excellent choice for anyone looking to streamline their writing process and produce high-quality documents.