Plugin to convert latex to image
Is there any plugin which can be installed on server or just kept on server to convert latex equations to images?
I want to give input like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and get the output as an image
I have gone through a GitHub solution and figured out this bash script, but it does not support for some Latex equations like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and
M=begin{bmatrix}frac56&frac16&0\[0.3em]frac56&0&frac16\[0.3em]0&frac56&frac16end{bmatrix}
scripts latex
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
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asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
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Is there any plugin which can be installed on server or just kept on server to convert latex equations to images?
I want to give input like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and get the output as an image
I have gone through a GitHub solution and figured out this bash script, but it does not support for some Latex equations like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and
M=begin{bmatrix}frac56&frac16&0\[0.3em]frac56&0&frac16\[0.3em]0&frac56&frac16end{bmatrix}
scripts latex
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
add a comment |
Is there any plugin which can be installed on server or just kept on server to convert latex equations to images?
I want to give input like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and get the output as an image
I have gone through a GitHub solution and figured out this bash script, but it does not support for some Latex equations like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and
M=begin{bmatrix}frac56&frac16&0\[0.3em]frac56&0&frac16\[0.3em]0&frac56&frac16end{bmatrix}
scripts latex
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
Is there any plugin which can be installed on server or just kept on server to convert latex equations to images?
I want to give input like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and get the output as an image
I have gone through a GitHub solution and figured out this bash script, but it does not support for some Latex equations like
A_{m,n}=begin{pmatrix}a_{1,1}&a_{1,2}&cdots&a_{1,n}\a_{2,1}&a_{2,2}&cdots&a_{2,n}\vdots&vdots&ddots&vdots\a_{m,1}&a_{m,2}&cdots&a_{m,n}end{pmatrix}
and
M=begin{bmatrix}frac56&frac16&0\[0.3em]frac56&0&frac16\[0.3em]0&frac56&frac16end{bmatrix}
scripts latex
scripts latex
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
edited Mar 1 at 19:16
Zanna
51.2k13139242
51.2k13139242
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
asked Feb 28 at 12:29
Satish KumarSatish Kumar
12
12
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Let say your latex file is myfile.tex,
then you can do:latex myfile.tex to produce a dvi file. (i.e myfile.dvi)
To convert the dvi file to image,
run:dvipng myfile.dvi
or:dvigif myfile.dvi
This process can easily be of course be automated with a shell script or setting an alias.
answered Mar 1 at 11:49
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
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You can use ImageMagick to do that. It has a lot of features to do what you want with latex equations as far as i know.
The Imagemagick tag on Stack Overflow has posts related to your question.
This is a plugin for ImageMagick: github LatexEquationPreview
edited Mar 1 at 19:18
Zanna
51.2k13139242
answered Feb 28 at 12:38
SantiSanti
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1
Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
add a comment |
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Let say your latex file is myfile.tex,
then you can do:latex myfile.tex to produce a dvi file. (i.e myfile.dvi)
To convert the dvi file to image,
run:dvipng myfile.dvi
or:dvigif myfile.dvi
This process can easily be of course be automated with a shell script or setting an alias.
answered Mar 1 at 11:49
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Let say your latex file is myfile.tex,
then you can do:latex myfile.tex to produce a dvi file. (i.e myfile.dvi)
To convert the dvi file to image,
run:dvipng myfile.dvi
or:dvigif myfile.dvi
This process can easily be of course be automated with a shell script or setting an alias.
answered Mar 1 at 11:49
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
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Let say your latex file is myfile.tex,
then you can do:latex myfile.tex to produce a dvi file. (i.e myfile.dvi)
To convert the dvi file to image,
run:dvipng myfile.dvi
or:dvigif myfile.dvi
This process can easily be of course be automated with a shell script or setting an alias.
answered Mar 1 at 11:49
ByRon TuckerByRon Tucker
212
Let say your latex file is myfile.tex,
then you can do:latex myfile.tex to produce a dvi file. (i.e myfile.dvi)
To convert the dvi file to image,
run:dvipng myfile.dvi
or:dvigif myfile.dvi
This process can easily be of course be automated with a shell script or setting an alias.
answered Mar 1 at 11:49
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You can use ImageMagick to do that. It has a lot of features to do what you want with latex equations as far as i know.
The Imagemagick tag on Stack Overflow has posts related to your question.
This is a plugin for ImageMagick: github LatexEquationPreview
edited Mar 1 at 19:18
Zanna
51.2k13139242
answered Feb 28 at 12:38
SantiSanti
1115
1
Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
add a comment |
You can use ImageMagick to do that. It has a lot of features to do what you want with latex equations as far as i know.
The Imagemagick tag on Stack Overflow has posts related to your question.
This is a plugin for ImageMagick: github LatexEquationPreview
edited Mar 1 at 19:18
Zanna
51.2k13139242
answered Feb 28 at 12:38
SantiSanti
1115
1
Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
add a comment |
You can use ImageMagick to do that. It has a lot of features to do what you want with latex equations as far as i know.
The Imagemagick tag on Stack Overflow has posts related to your question.
This is a plugin for ImageMagick: github LatexEquationPreview
edited Mar 1 at 19:18
Zanna
51.2k13139242
answered Feb 28 at 12:38
SantiSanti
1115
You can use ImageMagick to do that. It has a lot of features to do what you want with latex equations as far as i know.
The Imagemagick tag on Stack Overflow has posts related to your question.
This is a plugin for ImageMagick: github LatexEquationPreview
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Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
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Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
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Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
Could you provide an example of a conversion like that?
– dessert
Feb 28 at 12:40
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
reference creating special effects with mathematical expressions+images i guess you can do the same with equations
– Santi
Feb 28 at 12:45
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