How to Use LaTeX Image Generator

A simple guide to creating SVG images from LaTeX code, powered by the CodeCogs API.

info Getting Started

The LaTeX Image Generator is a web-based tool that converts LaTeX code into high-quality SVG images, ideal for mathematical equations and scientific notations. No software installation is needed, making it a convenient alternative to TexText for Inkscape.

This tool uses the CodeCogs Equation Editor API to render your LaTeX code into images.

help Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Enter LaTeX Code: Type or paste your LaTeX code in the text area. For example, use E = mc^2 or \sum_{n=1}^{\infty} \frac{1}{n^2}. If you're new to LaTeX, click the example buttons (e.g., "E = mc²" or "Subscript") to try sample code.
  2. Adjust Scale: Use the scale slider to set the image size (0.5x to 5.0x, default is 1.0). (Currently under development)
  3. Render the Image: Click "Render" to generate the SVG image, which will appear in the preview area.
  4. Manage the Output:
    • Copy: Click "Copy" to copy the SVG code to your clipboard.
    • Download: Click "Download" to save the SVG file.
    • Share: Click "Share" to share the image via social media or other platforms.
  5. View History: Check your recent LaTeX commands in the "Recent LaTeX Commands" section. Click "Clear History" to reset it.

support Need More Help?

If you're new to LaTeX or need help with advanced syntax, explore the CodeCogs Equation Editor Documentation for detailed guides on LaTeX commands.

For issues specific to the LaTeX Image Generator, contact Abhinav Chinnusamy.