EndNote 2025 is now available
EndNote 2025 is now available from UTS computers, the Library website (useful for downloading to your personal device) and the UTS Company Portal, which should allow you to download EndNote to a UTS-supplied computer. See the Downloading EndNote page for more information.
What's New in EndNote 2025
AI Document Summaries
- If you upload a PDF to EndNote, its AI function will provide you with a short summary. The AI can’t be prompted though, or do different kinds of analysis on a document.
- Before accessing this feature, you will be prompted to update your EndNote Web account (even if you were a user of EndNote 21)
Cite from PDF
- This feature allows you to highlight text in a pdf and then send that text to your writing as a quote, along with an in-text reference
- To do this, go into a PDF attachment in EndNote, highlight text and right click - you should see this Copy Quote and Citation Option
- Then, when you paste into Word it will look like this:
The Find Reference Updates and Find Full Text buttons are now available in Edit Reference Mode
- Neither of these options are new, but they are now accessible in a different way
Customisable Summary Panel
- This is found beneath the settings wheel. It can help you remove elements from the Summary column you don’t need to see
Links back to Web of Science
- If you download a reference from Web of Science you’ll get information in the summary area that can take you to the citing articles (this requires a personal Web of Science account however)
Text Size and Spelling Options
- There other changes are minor, such as the Edit menu now allows you to edit the size and style of font in text entered into EndNote
- The preferences section now has a Spell Check options too
