Beautiful LaTeX
in a blink.
A Google Docs add-on that turns your LaTeX into clean, editable equations.
Install freeEverything you need to render LaTeX in Docs.
Your whole document, done in seconds
Render everything in one pass, up to 26 times faster than Auto-LaTeX, and get back to writing instead of waiting on your equations.
Any equation, back to LaTeX in a click
The original LaTeX is saved inside the image itself, so you can turn any equation back into editable text anytime, with no third party tool involved.
Get every equation right as you type
The sidebar renders your LaTeX live as you write it, so you can fix the syntax and see the result before it lands in your doc.
Live and editable, change the LaTeX above to see it update.
Nothing fails in silence
Every equation that cannot render stays as text and is reported by reason. You always know what failed, and why.
Your document comes out intact
On big documents that take it minutes to process, Auto-LaTeX deletes whole paragraphs and blows the last equation up to a giant. LatexScribe leaves every word in place, correctly sized.
The union of and is
either in A or in its complement.
The giant equation swallowed the text after it. A whole clause is gone.
The union of and is , the set of all letters
either in A or in its complement.
Correct size, and every word survives.
LaTeX pasted from LLMs just works
Paste LaTeX from Gemini and Grok and it renders straight away. LatexScribe strips the hidden characters that would otherwise break it.
Red marks are hidden characters copied from Gemini or Grok that break LaTeX parsers.
Ready to publish, in one click
In an exported PDF or Word file, or a book published on Kindle, rendered equations show up as clickable LatexScribe links. Remove links clears them all in one click before you publish, and Restore links brings editing back, with no second copy of your document.
Each equation is a clickable link in the export.
Every delimiter, rendered in one click
Inline, display, and both bracket styles, all mixed together, render in a single click. Every style is a toggle, and $...$ stays off by default, so prices like $20 in your prose never turn into math.
Sharp equations, sized to your text
LatexScribe renders high-resolution equations that inherit your paragraph's size and color and sit on your text's baseline, so they look typed, not pasted.
For this ungrouped data distribution, the arithmetic mean (AM) is calculated as:
Smaller and lighter.
For this ungrouped data distribution, the arithmetic mean (AM) is calculated as:
Crisp and sized to your text.
Free isn't always free.
| LatexScribe | Auto-LaTeX | |
|---|---|---|
| Speed | Whole document in seconds, up to ~26x faster | Renders through a slow remote server. |
| Editing | LaTeX source saved inside your document | Source in the image URL, tied to a third party tool |
| Live preview | Yes, as you type | Not supported |
| Failed equations | Reported by reason | Silently left unrendered |
| Large batches | Renders long documents without dropping text | Stops partway through long documents and can over-size the last equation or drop text where it quit. |
| Gemini and Grok paste | Out of the box support | Pasted LaTeX often fails to parse |
| Publishing | One click strips the editing links for a clean export, one click restores them | No export preparation tools |
| Delimiters | Multiple styles in one pass | One style at a time |
| Image quality | Crisp, high-resolution | A bit lighter, lower resolution |
| Price | Free to start, paid to go big | Free, but really? You pay in wasted time, guesswork, and silent failures. |
Pricing that scales with you.
Questions? Answers.
How do I render LaTeX in Google Docs?
Can I edit an equation after it is rendered?
Do the editing links show up when I export or publish?
Will it ever delete or change my text?
Is my document stored anywhere?
Does it handle math pasted from AI chatbots?
Turn LaTeX into beautiful equations, in a blink.
Install free