TEX to HTML converter
Convert LaTeX to HTML free online. Turn .tex files into web-ready HTML with math equations rendered. No signup, no software to install.
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About HyperText Markup Language
Common Use Cases
- Publishing academic papers on the web
- Making LaTeX content accessible in browsers
- Converting lecture notes for online courses
LaTeX produces beautiful typeset documents, but the output is typically PDF, not web-friendly. Converting LaTeX to HTML lets you publish papers, lecture notes, and technical writing on the web where readers can access it without downloading a file. Pandoc handles the conversion with math rendering via MathJax or KaTeX notation.
LaTeX is a typesetting system that outputs fixed-layout documents, while HTML is a flexible markup language that adapts to any screen size. Converting preserves structure and math while gaining web accessibility.
Why Convert LaTeX to HTML?
Publish papers and notes on the web
Instead of linking to a PDF download, serve your academic content as a responsive HTML page that loads instantly and works on phones, tablets, and desktops.
Math equations rendered for browsers
Pandoc converts LaTeX math to MathML or MathJax-compatible notation, so inline and display equations render correctly in any modern browser.
Searchable and linkable content
HTML text is indexable by search engines and individual sections can be linked directly, unlike PDF where deep linking is limited.
Accessible to readers without LaTeX
Most people do not have a LaTeX compiler. HTML reaches every reader with a web browser, which is everyone.
When to use each
Keep as LaTeX when...
- Compiling to PDF for print or submission
- You need precise typographic control
- The journal requires .tex submission
- Complex bibliography management is needed
- Collaborating with other LaTeX authors
Convert to HTML when...
- Publishing content on a website
- Sharing lecture notes with students online
- Making papers searchable and linkable
- Content must be readable on mobile
- Embedding in a CMS or course platform
Common use cases
- Publishing academic papers on the web
- Making LaTeX content accessible in browsers
- Converting lecture notes for online courses
How to use
- Upload your LaTeX file. Drag and drop a .tex file onto the upload area, or click to browse. Files up to 500 MB are supported.
- Convert to HTML. Click Convert File. Pandoc parses your LaTeX source and produces semantic HTML with math equations encoded for browser rendering.
- Download your HTML. Save the HTML file and publish it on your website, embed it in a CMS, or open it locally in any browser. Files are deleted within 1 hour.
Frequently asked questions
- Will math equations display correctly?
- Yes. Inline and display math are converted to MathML or MathJax-compatible notation. For full rendering in a browser, include MathJax or KaTeX on your page.
- What about bibliographies and citations?
- Basic citation references are converted, but complex BibTeX bibliographies may need manual adjustment. For best results, compile the bibliography in LaTeX first.
- Are custom LaTeX packages supported?
- Pandoc supports standard LaTeX packages and common extensions. Highly specialized packages may not convert perfectly and could require manual cleanup.
- Will images and figures be included?
- Images referenced in your LaTeX source are included if they use absolute paths or URLs. Local relative paths may not resolve during server-side conversion.
- Is this free?
- Yes. Free users get a daily conversion allowance. Registered accounts get higher limits, and Premium or Lifetime members get unlimited conversions.