Is Overleaf Open Source?
Both Overleaf and Sharelatex Are Committed to Ensuring That All of the Open Sharelatex Code Base Will Remain Open Source and Will Continue to Be Actively...
Both Overleaf and ShareLaTeX are committed to ensuring that all of the open ShareLaTeX code base will remain open source and will continue to be actively developed. ... You can access the open Overleaf repository on Github at
Can I use Overleaf for free?
Yes, Overleaf is free to use; you can create, edit & share your projects with a quick sign-up and nothing to install. Our free account includes unlimited projects, private sharing with one named collaborator per project, unlimited sharing via Link Sharing, and many other core features.
Is Overleaf public?
Yes, every project you create is automatically private. Other Overleaf users can't see your projects in Overleaf unless you deliberately share them with others via the Share menu.