How do I save articles?

There are two ways you can save an article to read later: bookmark it and save it to a folder.

Bookmarking

Open the article you want to save, and click the "Bookmark" icon in the toolbar above the reader:

Screenshot of a DeepDyve article page (journal Primates) with an orange arrow pointing to the circled 'Bookmark' icon in the toolbar under the Article tab, next to 'Print' and 'Add to Folder'.

To find your bookmarked articles, go to "My Library" and click "Bookmarks":

Screenshot of the DeepDyve left sidebar with 'Bookmarks' highlighted at the bottom, below Search, My Library (My Papers, My Folders, Smart Folders, Shared Folders, Research Archive), Upload, History, Saved Searches, and Annotated Articles.

Saving articles to folders

On the search results page, tick the checkbox next to one or more articles, then click "+ Add to Folder" to add them to an individual or shared folder:

Screenshot of the top of the DeepDyve search results list: a 'Select all on this page' checkbox, a '0 selected' counter, and the highlighted '+ Add to Folder' button. Below, each result card (example 'Stem Cells : Sialylation of Stem Cells') has its own selection checkbox next to the title — tick one or more, then click '+ Add to Folder'.

Similarly, on the article page, click "Add to Folder" to select the folder or folders you'd like to put the article in:

Screenshot of a DeepDyve article page with an orange arrow pointing to the highlighted 'Add to Folder' button in the toolbar under the Article tab, next to 'Bookmark' and 'Print'.

If you are using the Chrome extension on PubMed or Google Scholar, you can also add an article to a folder from there. Click the DeepDyve button at the bottom of each listing, and select the folder you'd like to add to. The citation data for articles that aren't available for reading may also be saved:

Screenshot of PubMed search results for 'stem cells' with the DeepDyve Chrome extension installed. Under a result, an orange arrow points from the highlighted DeepDyve button to its expanded dropdown, which offers 'Read at DeepDyve', 'Download PDF', and an 'ADD TO SHARED FOLDERS' list of folders (for example Search Cat - State of the Art, Review Later, A New Folder (copy), Insufficient Data, Comorbidities, Out of Age Range, Duplicate Study), each with an 'Add +' button.

To find your saved articles, go to "My Library" and click "My Folders" or "Shared Folders" (enterprise only):

Screenshot of the DeepDyve left sidebar with 'My Folders' and 'Shared Folders' highlighted under My Library, alongside My Papers, Smart Folders, and Research Archive, above Upload, History, Saved Searches, Annotated Articles, and Bookmarks.

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