Use Snip web app to edit Markdown, import PDF's and images, and export to DOCX, LaTeX, HTML, PDF (with HTML), PDF (with LaTeX), and Overleaf.

Snip is a LaTeX app first, which means it has great compatibility with any LaTeX editor, like Overleaf. Snip can convert images into LaTeX for inline equations, block mode equations, and numbered equations. Snip also supports some text mode LaTeX, like the tabular environment.

Snip also supports another syntax called MathML that works great with Microsoft Word. Just copy the MS Word format and paste it directly into your .doc file! Inserting math into MS Word documents has never been easier.

Snip can be used to digitize images of spreadsheets into TSV (tab-separated values) format, which can be pasted directly into any spreadsheet software, like Mircosoft Excel and Google Sheets. This feature is super convenient for extracting tabular data from PDFs and images.

With Snip, it has never been easier to get complicated equations into WYSIWYG editors like Notion and Typora, since they support inserting LaTeX! Snip supports all the formats needed to use these apps for scientific documents, all you have to do is copy and paste.

With Snip, it has never been easier to insert chemical diagrams from documents into ChemDraw without having to re-draw them from scratch. Simply paste the OCR-ed SMILES string into ChemDraw.