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Convert PDFs into editable, well-structured LaTeX with accurate math and tables—save time!
Bridging the Gap Between Static PDFs and Editable LaTeX
The Problem: Research Should Be About Discovery, Not Formatting In the academic world, the PDF is the universal standard for sharing knowledge, but it is a dead end for editing. Every researcher knows the frustration: you find the perfect equation in a paper, or you need to revise a manuscript where the source files are lost, and you hit a wall. You are left with two bad options: take a low-quality screenshot, or spend hours manually retyping complex mathematical notation, reconstructing tables row-by-row, and fixing layout errors.
We believe that your time is too valuable to be spent acting as a human OCR machine.
Our Solution: Intelligent Document Reconstruction PDFToLaTex is more than just a converter; it is an intelligent bridge between read-only documents and your LaTeX writing environment. Powered by advanced computer vision and AI models specifically trained on scientific literature, our tool looks at a PDF the way a researcher does. It doesn't just see pixels; it understands structure.
When you upload a document, our engine goes to work:
tabular environments, preserving alignments and merged cells that typically break standard converters.Why We Built This
We built PDFToLaTex because we’ve been there. We’ve lost .tex files the night before a deadline. We’ve tried to collaborate with colleagues who only sent PDFs. We realized that while tools for writing LaTeX (like Overleaf) have evolved, the tools for importing content into them were stuck in the past.
Our Mission Our goal is to make scientific knowledge fluid. Whether you are a student digitizing lecture notes, a professor updating legacy research, or a scientist migrating from Word to LaTeX, we want to remove the friction of formatting.
Upload your PDF, get your code, and get back to what matters: your research.