Conversion Gallery
From messy handwritten notes to clean, structured PDFs, Mathpix empowers you to convert, organize, and export documents with speed, accuracy, and full control ready for publishing, collaboration, or archiving.
Handwritten lecture notes, list and all
Handwritten physics notes come back as a section heading, a question and a bulleted list — the structure of the page, not just its words.
Handwritten algebra as inline math
The quadratic formula written by hand becomes inline LaTeX inside the sentence that discusses it, rather than an image dropped into the text.
A research paper section, subscripts intact
Notation like N_s survives as math rather than being flattened into plain characters, which is what makes the output usable downstream.
A numbered example from a maths paper
Numbered examples, morphism notation and the composition operator are each recognised as what they are.
A page of integral identities, aligned
Multi-line aligned equations stay aligned: the output is one aligned environment, not six equations that happen to sit near each other.
One worked integral, brackets nested right
Nested brackets are where most recognition breaks down, because getting them wrong changes the meaning rather than the spelling.
A 15-column table with merged headers
A financial table with multi-row and multi-column headers comes back with its spans, so the header structure is still readable.
An experimental table with units in the header
Two-row headers carrying units are kept as two rows, rather than being merged into one line of text that no longer says which unit belongs where.
A fluorinated ring, returned as SMILES
Chemical structures are recognised as chemistry: the output is a SMILES string you can feed to a toolkit, not a picture of a molecule.
A chain molecule with a double bond
Bond order and branching are both carried into the SMILES output, which is what distinguishes it from a drawing.
A Java code block, kept as code
Source code is recognised as a code block instead of being reflowed into a paragraph, so the indentation and line breaks survive.
An exam question with its sub-parts
The question, the values and the numbered sub-parts stay separate items rather than collapsing into one run of prose.
Chinese text with inline mathematics
Mixed-script pages are read in one pass: the Chinese prose and the LaTeX between the delimiters come out of the same recognition.
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