PDF to LaTeX
Convert a PDF of handwritten maths into compilable LaTeX, page by page.
Upload a PDF of your maths and get back typeset, compilable LaTeX for every page, plus a real compiled PDF. It is built for whole documents: a full problem sheet, a set of lecture notes, or a scanned exam paper are all transcribed in one go, with hand-drawn graphs recreated as editable TikZ and pgfplots rather than pasted images. The PDF can be exported from a notes app or produced by a scanner - if it is a PDF, you can upload it.
How to convert a PDF to LaTeX
- Get your notes into a PDF. Export from GoodNotes, Notability, OneNote or Samsung Notes, or scan paper to a PDF with your phone or a scanner.
- Upload the PDF. Drop it in and every page is queued together. A free account includes a monthly page allowance at no cost; Pro raises the allowance for big documents.
- Get LaTeX for every page. Each page becomes compilable LaTeX with proper display maths and editable graphs. A side-by-side compare lets you check each typeset page against the original.
- Edit, compile, or export. Fix anything in the built-in editor, recompile to a PDF, or open the whole thing in Overleaf.
What you get from a whole PDF
- Every page transcribed into clean, compilable LaTeX, ready to assemble into one document.
- Graphs as editable TikZ and pgfplots, so a plot or a phase line stays adjustable.
- A real compiled PDF, built server-side with pdflatex, to hand in or keep editing.
- A page-by-page compare against your original scan, so nothing slips through unchecked.
How big a PDF can I convert?
Multi-page documents are the point. Larger documents take longer, since each page is transcribed and its figures checked, and your monthly allowance covers a set number of pages (a larger allowance is on Pro). If you only have one page, a photo works just as well. See GoodNotes to LaTeX for the export steps in that app.
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