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PDF to LaTeX Converter

Upload a paper, thesis chapter or lecture notes as a PDF and download a LaTeX project (.tex in a zip) you can open in Overleaf, with the equations as real LaTeX.

  • .tex project for Overleaf
  • Equations as real LaTeX
  • Up to 150 pages, 10 credits a page

Drop your PDF file here

.pdf · up to 100 MB · 150 pages

10 credits per page · unused pages are refunded

How to convert a PDF to LaTeX

  1. Step 1: Choose the PDF

    Up to 150 pages and 100 MB. Scanned PDFs work too.

  2. Step 2: Start the conversion

    Sign in; each page uses 10 credits. You see the page count and the total before you start.

  3. Step 3: Open it in Overleaf

    Download the .tex.zip and upload it to Overleaf as a new project, or unzip it for your own LaTeX setup.

Made for math-heavy PDFs

Generic PDF converters flatten equations into text. This converter reads each page with a math-aware recognition engine, so fractions, integrals, matrices and aligned equations come back as LaTeX you can edit.

The result is a starting point: the content and structure are there, while the exact page layout, fonts and custom macros of the original are not reproduced.

Pages and credits

Each page uses 10 credits and you only pay for pages that are converted; if a conversion fails, the credits come back. The files are deleted after 24 hours.

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PDF to LaTeX questions

Can I open the result in Overleaf?
Yes. Upload the downloaded zip to Overleaf as a new project.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
Yes. Pages are recognised as images, so scans and PDFs without a text layer work.
Will my custom macros come back?
No. The converter reads the rendered pages, so you get standard LaTeX without the custom commands of the original source.
What is the page limit?
150 pages and 100 MB per PDF. Split longer documents.

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