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Beautiful LaTeX math for online text editors. Uses a zero-permission clipboard design to eliminate the need for IT approvals. Writing math in Google Docs is clunky, and most add-ons require invasive permissions that immediately get blocked by corporate and school IT. ClipTeX fixes this. It’s a fast, lightweight LaTeX editor that lives in your browser toolbar and requires zero permissions. Because it relies entirely on your secure system clipboard, it doesn't need to access your Google Drive, meaning no waiting on IT approvals. ✨ How it Works Type: Enter your LaTeX (e.g., \frac{a}{b}) and see a live preview. Copy: Click to copy a high-res equation image to your clipboard. Paste: Drop it into Google Docs, Word, Notion, or Gmail. Edit: Need to make a change? Copy the image from your doc, click "Load from Clipboard" in ClipTeX, and your original LaTeX code instantly reappears. 🚀 Key Features No IT Approvals Needed: Zero Google Drive access required. It works seamlessly in strict, locked-down work and university networks. Crisp, High-Res Math: Equations are oversampled so your math stays sharp. Universal: Not just for Google Docs! If a website or app accepts pasted images, ClipTeX works there. 100% Offline & Private: No backend servers, no cloud processing, and no tracking. Everything renders locally in milliseconds.
Apr 13, 2026
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