Preparing Peer Review Response Documents
Researchers prepare detailed responses to peer reviewer comments with revised figures, tracked changes, and point-by-point rebuttals. Response documents combine text, figures, and diff comparisons.
Workflow
- Create the point-by-point response to each reviewer comment
- Prepare revised figures with the Image Resizer and Converter for journal requirements
- Compile the response document with reviewer comments and author responses
- Use the PDF Merger to combine the response letter with the revised manuscript
- Apply PDF Compression for the submission portal
- Upload the response package through the journal's revision submission system
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