ASCIIMathML input, LaTeX and MathJax output
This page demonstrates easy math input (via ASCIIMathML), with output in 2 formats: LaTeX, and MathJax.
Instructions: You can enter your ASCIIMathML math in the box on the left, and the resulting LaTeX and MathJax math will appear on the right.
(No need to include any backtick delimiters, as seen on the related pages, ASCIIMathML input, MathJax output and Send math in emails.)
You can choose the required delimiter for your LaTeX. Click on the LaTeX and it will select all of it, ready for copying. (Use <Ctrl>-C on Windows, or <Cmd>-C on Mac.)
Enter your math and text here
(using ASCIIMathML)
Waiting for MathJax to process...
Output appears here
(LaTeX)
Math output appears here
(via MathJax)
See a fairly extensive list of ASCIIMathML syntax for those special symbols you're looking for.
What can you do with this?
Sometimes you want to create a math expression quickly, but you need it in LaTeX form. This page is your answer!
Further Information
Enter math in emails, forums and Web pages using ASCIIMathML, which leads to: Send an email containing math.
MathJax - render math on the Web on all browsers
KaTeX and MathJax Comparison Demo
Comparison of ASCIIMathML, PHPMathPublisher, MathJax, KaTeX and MathTeX
Credits
Thank you to the following people:
- Peter Jipsen of Chapman University for ASCIIMathML ("Easily produce good-looking math formulas on webpages using a simple calculator-style syntax") and David Lippman who did a lot of tweaking. The LaTeX output above is based on David's ASCIIMathML to TeX script.
- The team who created MathJax ("Beautiful math in all browsers") and who incorporated ASCIIMathML
