LaTeX to Word Equation Converter
Paste LaTeX equations, one per line, and download a Word document in which each one is a native equation you can edit. Free, no account, and nothing leaves your browser.
What converts
Each line as its own equation, centred on a line of its own
$$…$$ and \[…\] blocks, even across several lines
Multi-line \begin…\end environments such as aligned, cases and pmatrix, kept as one equation
Fractions, roots, sums, integrals, Greek letters and accents
Lines of text with $…$ kept as text, with the math inline
Native Word equations you can edit, not pictures
Formulas from a ChatGPT reply?
No need to copy the LaTeX out. Stashkin exports a ChatGPT reply to Word with every formula editable.
Frequently asked questions
No. The conversion runs in your browser tab, and the .docx is saved straight to your downloads. Nothing you paste leaves your computer.
Put each equation on its own line. An environment such as aligned or cases can span several lines and stays one equation, and you can also wrap an equation in $$ … $$ or \[ … \]. Blank lines and lines starting with % are skipped.
No. It converts math, not documents: a preamble, \section headings, citations and BibTeX are not understood. Paste the equations you need from the document instead.
Math-mode LaTeX, including the amsmath environments people use most, such as aligned, cases, matrix, pmatrix and bmatrix. Macros defined in your own preamble are not available, so expand them before pasting.
Yes. Each one is a Word equation, the same kind Insert, Equation makes, so you can change it in Word on Windows, Mac or the web.
This page is for equations. For a document with headings, lists and tables around the math, write it in Markdown with $…$ and $$…$$ and convert it there. Markdown to Word converter