Libraries are your personal collection of the papers you have discovered in Meta. You decide what goes into your Libraries by saving papers with a single click on 
in a feed or 
on a paper page (See: How do I add papers to my libraries?). You can create more than one library (See: Can I create multiple libraries?), organize papers within your Libraries (See: How do I edit or delete my libraries?), and use the built-in recommendations to find papers you may have missed. When you are ready to cite the papers you have discovered, sync or export your Libraries to your favorite reference manager (See: How do I integrate Meta with my reference manager?).
Articles in this section
- What are libraries?
- What is bookmarking?
- How do I add papers to my libraries?
- How do I create a new library?
- Editing, deleting, and renaming libraries
- Can I create multiple libraries?
- Will bookmarked papers stay in my libraries, even when I’m signed out of Meta?
- How do I integrate Meta with my reference manager?
- Can I export my library?
- Who can see the papers in my libraries?