Type or paste LaTeX to get the same text written with Unicode characters, so it can be pasted where LaTeX isn't rendered. Greek letters, operators, arrows, blackboard bold (\mathbb{R}), sub- and superscripts (x_{12}^2), and accents (\hat{x}) are supported, and spacing follows LaTeX's math mode. Inline style keeps everything on one line, so \frac{a + b}{c} becomes (a + b)/c, while display style stacks fractions, draws matrices with tall brackets, and puts the limits of sums above and below. Parts that can't be converted, such as x^# (Unicode has no superscript #), are highlighted in the result, with the reason below it. Conversion is done by my fork of UnicodeIt.

Symbols

Search by command name or paste a symbol to find its command. Click a symbol to insert it.

    Based on UnicodeIt, copyright 2020 Sven Kreiss, Kyle Cranmer, and contributors, under the MIT License. Some symbols come from Günter Milde's unimathsymbols.txt, under the LaTeX Project Public License. The changes in my fork are under the same MIT License.