Check one equation without spinning up an Overleaf project. Live KaTeX rendering for inline and block math, snippet toolbar, drag-droptex ormd files, copy or download the rendered HTML. Free, in-browser, no account.
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For the 'is this LLM-generated equation even valid LaTeX?' moment. Paste, see it render (or fail) instantly, fix, move on. KaTeX-fast instead of full-TeX-slow. The trade-off and what KaTeX can't render is documented honestly on the page.
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This is super handy for quick checks. One thing that would make it even better is letting me save snippets locally or sync them across tabs so I don't lose them when I close the browser.
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A small thing that would make this way more useful for me: add support for loading entire documents from a folder, not just one file at a time. I often want to drop in a chapter and flip through the equations in order to spot typos, and right now I'd have to drag each file individually.
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One thing that would make this even better for me is letting me sync the snippet with a GitHub gist so I can pull updates without re-pasting the code every time.
This is super handy for quick checks. One thing that would make it even better is letting me save snippets locally or sync them across tabs so I don't lose them when I close the browser.
A small thing that would make this way more useful for me: add support for loading entire documents from a folder, not just one file at a time. I often want to drop in a chapter and flip through the equations in order to spot typos, and right now I'd have to drag each file individually.
One thing that would make this even better for me is letting me sync the snippet with a GitHub gist so I can pull updates without re-pasting the code every time.