Paste footnotes or upload a Word .docx, split sources, assign pullers, export to Excel.
This tool splits footnotes into individual sources (e.g., 2.1, 2.2), assigns pullers in contiguous blocks, extracts any URL found in each source line, and exports an Excel-ready sheet.
Step 1 — Configuration & Input
Paste footnotes, or upload a Word .docx to extract footnotes automatically.
Like Scholastica keywords: type a name, then , to create a tag. Click × to remove.
Pullers are assigned in contiguous blocks across base footnotes.
Applied to base footnotes (then sources become N.1, N.2, etc.).
Default keeps assignments grouped.
Skip footnotes that are only Id./Ibid.
Word upload: Only .docx is supported. The file is processed locally in your browser.
Tip: If your paste is messy, try “Split footnotes by” = Blank lines or Every non-empty line.
Step 1: ready.
Step 2 — Actions
Assign pullers, mark pulled status, and export.
Excel colors: Pulled = Yes exports green rows; Pulled = No exports red rows.
Locked
Complete Step 1 (build the table) to unlock actions and export.
Step 3 — Results Table (Editable)
Edit citations, extracted URL, pulled status, puller assignment, and notes before exporting.
No rows yet. Build the table in Step 1 to unlock Steps 2–3.
Awaiting data
Build the table in Step 1 to view and edit results here.