\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[margin=25mm]{geometry}
\usepackage{xcolor}
\usepackage{setspace}
% \usepackage{graphicx}
\title{Authors Response to Reviews}
\author{}
\date{\begin{flushright}\today\end{flushright}}
% line spacing 1.5 for better readability
\onehalfspacing
%% # ============================
%% #### Commands for response letter ####
%% # ============================
%% Why? By using these two commands, it will be clearer if the text is a reviewer's point or if we are writing a response by authors.
%% NOTE: to use, write "\RevPoint{}" around reviewer points and "\AutRes{}" around author response points, as shown in the examples below.
%%% command for Reviewer Point
\newcommand{\RevPoint}[1]{
\noindent \textbf{#1}\newline
}
%%% command for Author Response
\newcommand{\AutRes}[1]{
\noindent \textbf{\textcolor{blue}{\#Response\#: }}{#1}\newline
}
\begin{document}
\maketitle
\section*{}
Dear Editors and Reviewers of JOURNAL NAME,\newline
\noindent We ...
\begin{center}
Sincerely,
Authors
\end{center}
\section*{Editor's comments}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\section*{Reviewer 1}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\section*{Reviewer 2}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\RevPoint{Point text}
\AutRes{Here is our response text.}
\end{document}
