Math OCR
Math OCR to LaTeX
Convert mathematical formulas, scanned equations, academic images, and technical notation into editable LaTeX code using OCR.
Mathematical structure
Why mathematical OCR is different
Ordinary OCR reads text line by line. Mathematical OCR is more difficult because equations are visual and two-dimensional. A fraction, an exponent, a matrix, an integral, or a system of equations depends on the position of each symbol.
I Love My LaTeX is designed to recognize mathematical structure and generate LaTeX code that represents the formula, not only the visible characters.
Built for equation-heavy content
Use it for formulas, scanned equations, matrices, symbols, derivations, and mathematical pages where layout and notation are important.
- ✓Editable LaTeX output
- ✓Support for mathematical notation
- ✓Useful for scanned academic pages
Supported content
What can you convert?
Equations
Convert integrals, sums, limits, derivatives, fractions, powers, roots, and aligned equations.
Matrices
Convert matrices, vectors, systems, determinants, and linear algebra expressions.
Symbols
Recognize Greek letters, operators, arrows, set notation, logic symbols, and scientific notation.
Scanned pages
Process scanned academic documents, mathematical notes, technical PDFs, and equation-heavy pages.
Example output
Example Math OCR output
The goal is to produce editable LaTeX code that can be reused in articles, course notes, reports, and academic documents.
Generated LaTeX
\[
\lim_{x \to 0} \frac{\sin x}{x} = 1
\]
\[
\sum_{k=1}^{n} k = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}
\]