paper.fix_figures

To check LaTeX figures for labels and captions, use an automated script that scans your document files to verify proper cross-referencing and presentation quality. It parses figure environments to ensure every figure has the required referencing elements.

Yes, you can automatically generate missing captions for LaTeX figures by running a script that analyzes filenames and document context. It infers appropriate labels and captions for figures lacking them to maintain manuscript consistency.

The best way to fix broken figure references is to automate the verification of figure environments in your LaTeX files. A script checks that all figures and tables are correctly labeled and cited in the text, ensuring submission-ready accuracy.

Yes, the tool works with existing LaTeX projects by scanning the LaTeX files in your directory. It requires no additional dependencies and uses regex parsing to identify and correct figure environments directly within your current manuscript files.

You can automate cross-referencing by running a script that checks all figures and tables for labels and in-text references. It identifies missing elements and automatically adds consistent labels and captions based on filename analysis and context.