MES LaTeX Render
Paste or type LaTeX in the box on the left and it renders on the right as you go. Handles inline math like $E=mc^2$, display equations, align/matrix/cases environments, \section headings, a full \documentclass … \end{document} source (the preamble is skipped automatically), and even math pasted straight out of a chat reply with no $ signs at all — a formula-only paragraph, or a bare \boxed{…}, is detected and rendered anyway. Rendering happens entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Have the formula only as a picture? Open Picture to LaTeX below the symbols: upload, paste, photograph or link it and it is turned into LaTeX right in your browser.
📷 Picture to LaTeX upload, paste, take a photo or open a link: the formula becomes LaTeX you can edit
Drop a picture here, paste one (Ctrl+V / ⌘V), or
The picture is read in your browser. Math uses the free Pix2Text MFR 1.5 model (MIT licence, about 120 MB, downloaded once from Hugging Face the first time you read a formula, then kept by your browser); ordinary text uses Tesseract. Works best on a clear, straight picture of printed or neat handwritten math.