Snip 2.0 is now available on iOS and Android! Insert equations directly into Markdown documents using your phone camera. Documents can exported to DOCX, LaTeX, PDF, and HTML. mathpix.com/blog/snip-2.0-…

Introducing our improved Snip Web interface with resizable panels. We also now support double and single pane(s) modes for Editor and Preview. Launch the editor and customize your workflow: snip.mathpix.com

We are constantly implementing more and more features for working on PDF documents. Now it is possible to copy text and math directly from source PDFs. Learn more here: mathpix.com/blog/select-te…

LaTeX tip for dividing the information in your documents: use the \pagebreak command. It encourages page breaks that are reflected when converting your document to LaTeX, PDF (with LaTeX), and DOCX formats. See how it works and take full control of your formatting:

Mathpix can now digitize large tables of data and paste the results into a spreadsheet. Magic!

Mathpix Snip now supports folders to organize your notes and PDFs.

🧮Mathpix PDF Loader This Daniel Gross approved PDF loader uses Mathpix to convert images and PDFs with math into LaTeX and text instantly! Daniel's OG tweet which inspired this: x.com/danielgross/st… Docs: python.langchain.com/en/latest/modu…

Check out the combined power of Mathpix Snip’s live digital ink and table conversion. Draw tables and convert them to LaTeX, Markdown, and TSV in the blink of an eye.

Mathpix claims to offer PDF -> LaTeX / Markdown conversion. I was skeptical… but the results are quite amazing! Does anyone know if this implements a published model? Or is it all proprietary? mathpix.com

Andy Matuschak Mathpix It really is extraordinarily good. I use the snipping tool all the time. Also, they made my favorite hat!

1. Find big scary equation that's hard to parse 2. Latex OCR it with Mathpix 3. Ask ChatGPT to break it down into heavily commented Python

Mathpix now provides a powerful search feature for your documents. Search your collection of PDFs, Markdown notes, and screenshots, instantly. mathpix.com/blog/search-ai

We've added support for MOL, InChI, and InChI Key output formats when taking screenshots of chemistry. This enables search by molecule in digital databases, making it easier for researchers and students to find and explore corresponding research:

We have recently made major improvements to our chemical diagram recognition, including preserving the orientation rendered molecules--a significant enhancement over the previous version that sometimes provided SMILES in a different orientation.

Our search feature has been optimized to recognize code snippets within academic papers, technical manuals, and other professional documents. A single keyword is all it takes to find the relevant document and navigate directly to the section where the code is located.

Mathpix Console is the new home for Mathpix APIs and developer tools! It comes with new features like a usage monitoring dashboard and a playground for testing API endpoints. Try it at console.mathpix.com!