Convert Footnotes toOSCOLA, APA, ChicagoInstantly with AI

Deepnotis currently supports Microsoft Word .docx files exclusively. This ensures maximum accuracy when extracting and converting footnotes. We specifically chose .docx because it maintains the structural integrity of footnotes better than other formats. Support for PDF and Google Docs is planned for future releases.

Deepnotis uses enterprise-grade security to protect your academic documents. All files are encrypted during upload, processing, and storage using industry-standard encryption protocols. We never share your data with third parties, and all documents are automatically deleted from our servers immediately after processing is complete. Our security infrastructure is designed specifically for handling sensitive academic and legal documents.

Deepnotis supports 9 major citation styles: OSCOLA (Oxford Standard for Legal Citations - UK legal), APA (American Psychological Association - social sciences), Chicago (history, literature), Harvard (general academic use), Bluebook (US legal), MLA (Modern Language Association - humanities), ABNT (Brazilian standard), Vancouver (medical journals), and IEEE (engineering, technology). You can convert from any of these styles to any other style. We're continuously adding more styles based on user feedback and academic requirements.

Deepnotis achieves an high degree ofaccuracy for standard academic citations using advanced AI and machine learning algorithms. The system excels at recognizing and converting properly formatted citations from books, journal articles, cases, and statutes. Complex, incomplete, or non-standard citations may require minor manual review, but the vast majority of footnotes are converted perfectly. The AI continuously learns and improves from processing academic documents across all supported citation styles.

Currently, Deepnotis processes one document at a time to ensure maximum accuracy and system stability. Each document must be uploaded separately through the platform. However, individual documents can contain hundreds of footnotes which are all converted simultaneously within that document. Bulk document processing is a planned feature for future releases, particularly for enterprise users with DnCustom plans.