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How to MOVE your Mendeley library to Zotero:

A step-by-step guide with visuals 🧡

Why move, you ask?

Elsevier is SHUTTING DOWN Mendeley Desktop app on Sept. 1, 2022 😱
This is my Mendeley library that I will be moving to Zotero. Mushtaq's "World Literature" collection in Mendele
Once you've installed Zotero, go to File and click Import. Zotero's main user interface with File dialog box open. A ye
Zotero will give you two options to import from. Select "Mendeley Reference Manager." Two options to import your library from: A file (BibTex, RIS
Click Next A yellow arrow pointing to "Next" button in the di
Zotero will take you to your Mendeley account and ask you to sign in. Zotero asking you to sign in to your Mendeley account.
Once you're signed in, Zotero will ask you if you'd like to place imported items into a new collection.

I'd suggest you choose this option so you can easily see if all your files have transferred successfully or not. A dialog box in Zotero asking if you'd like to place importe
Zotero will then starting importing your collection. A dialog box showing Zotero importing a library from Mendele
After it's done, Zotero will tell you how many items it imported. A dialog box showing the number of items (5) that Zotero imp
After you click "Finish," Zotero will show you the contents of the collection it just imported. Zotero showing the contents of the collection it just import
And that's pretty much it.

If you've new to Zotero, here's a step-by-step guide to get you startedπŸ‘‡

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Happy migrating!

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