Image Conversion
Convert images of math, text, tables, and chemical diagrams to formats like LaTeX, MathML, DOCX, Markdown, and SMILES.
- Works flawlessly on math, text, and tables
- Convert both printed and handwritten images
- Edit in-app or export to your favorite tool
The best OCR software for math and science
Mathpix is the only image converter with high-accuracy OCR features developed specifically for scientific content.
Simple printed equations, typed or scanned
Basic arithmetic, algebra, and calculus expressions.
Multi-line and PhD-level notation
PhD-level equations, matrices, and multi-line expressions.
Equations written by hand
Handwritten equations from notes and whiteboards.
Compatible with your favorite tools
Convert images in Snip
Take a screenshot and convert instantly in the Snip app.
Convert images to MS Word
Convert images and paste MathML into Word documents.
Convert images to MS Excel
Extract tables from images and paste into Excel.
Convert images to ChemDraw
Convert chemical structure images to SMILES for ChemDraw.
Convert images to Overleaf
Copy LaTeX output and paste into Overleaf.
Convert images to Typora
Copy Markdown and paste into Typora editor.
Convert images to Notion
Copy Markdown and paste into Notion pages.
How to convert Image to Digital Text
1
Upload your Image
Drag it into the Mathpix Snip web editor, or pick it from your files.
2
Convert it to Digital Text
Recognition runs on the whole document: math, tables, figures and layout together.
3
Export or copy the Digital Text
Download the Digital Text, or copy it straight to the clipboard and paste it where you need it.
Other formats you can convert Image to
See it on real documents
See examples of every conversion format.
Image to LaTeX
Convert images of equations to LaTeX code.
Image to Word
Convert images to editable Word format.
Image to SMILES
Convert chemical structures to SMILES.
An image of anything, out as text
OCR for math, tables, chemistry and handwriting.
Math OCR, and what the term means
Recognition trained on notation rather than prose.
LaTeX OCR, and the open-source options
The same recognition, named for its output.