Markdown to PDF with LaTeX math

Notes with $E = mc^2$, $$\int_0^\infty$$ and matrices become a typeset PDF — no Pandoc, no 1.5 GB TeX install. Drop the file, click To PDF.

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What is supported

  • Inline math $ … $ and \( … \); display math $$ … $$ and \[ … \].
  • Fractions, roots, sums, integrals, limits, matrices (pmatrix, bmatrix), aligned environments, Greek letters, operators and most KaTeX-supported commands.
  • Math inside tables, lists and blockquotes.
  • CJK text next to formulas: Noto Sans SC/TC/JP/KR are embedded in the PDF.

How it works

  1. Drop or paste — your .md file (up to 1 MB) — the preview renders the formulas immediately.
  2. Check — unsupported commands show in red with the source, so nothing fails silently.
  3. Click To PDF — A4 or Letter (by your region), typeset with KaTeX fonts embedded.

Other formats

  • HTML: standalone file with the KaTeX stylesheet inlined.
  • Image (PNG/JPG) and EPUB: formulas rendered, built in your browser.
  • Word (DOCX): In Word each formula becomes a sharp image that looks just like the preview, with its LaTeX source kept as the image's alt text; editable Word equations are on the roadmap.

⬇ Drop your .md here — or try the sample

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Files are processed temporarily for conversion and not stored.

Inline math, display equations, a matrix and \( … \) delimiters — all typeset in the preview.

Frequently asked questions

Which LaTeX commands are not supported?

Anything outside KaTeX's function list — for example custom \newcommand macros with complex definitions, TikZ, or full LaTeX document environments. Unsupported commands are shown in red with their source.

Does $5 and $10 in my text turn into math?

No. A $ … $ span that is plain prose (several words, no math symbols) is left as text.

How does this compare to Pandoc?

Pandoc with a LaTeX engine produces excellent PDFs but needs a multi-gigabyte TeX install and CJK font configuration. This runs in the browser with CJK fonts already embedded; for most notes and papers the output is equivalent.

Is it free?

Free, no account, no watermark. PDF is converted in memory on our server and discarded; the other formats never leave your browser.

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