LaTeX equation editor
Type LaTeX math and see the equation as you write. Pick symbols from the palette, then copy it for your paper, for Word or for the web.
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LaTeX equation editor
How to write an equation in LaTeX
- Type your equation, or click symbols in the palette to insert them.
- Check the live preview under the box.
- Copy the LaTeX, copy it for Word, or download it as an image or PDF.
The math you write with amsmath
Fractions, roots, sums, integrals, limits, matrices, cases, aligned equations, arrows with labels, accents, Greek letters, blackboard bold and calligraphic letters, and hundreds of symbols, written the way you would in a LaTeX document.
From here to anywhere
Copy the LaTeX for Overleaf or your own document, copy MathML for a web page, or use Copy for Word to paste an editable equation into Microsoft Word. For slides and posters, download the equation as a sharp PNG, SVG or PDF.
LaTeX equation editor: questions and answers
Do I need to know LaTeX?
No. Click symbols in the palette to insert them, and the preview shows the result as you go. You will pick up the commands quickly.
Can I paste the equation into Word or Google Docs?
Copy for Word copies the equation as MathML, which Microsoft Word and LibreOffice turn into an editable equation. For Google Docs, download a PNG and insert it as an image.
Is my equation uploaded?
No. The preview and the exports are made in your browser by engines written in Rust. Nothing is sent to a server.