LaTeX to Markdown Converter

Paste a .tex document or snippet on the left and get Markdown on the right. Equations stay as LaTeX inside $…$ and $$…$$, so they render in GitHub, Obsidian, Jupyter, VS Code and our Markdown editor.

Input

Output (Markdown)

# Lab Report: Projectile Motion

We measure the range of a projectile launched at angle $\theta$ — the **key result** is below.

## Equations

The range on flat ground is

$$
R = \frac{v_0^2 \sin 2\theta}{g}
$$

## Procedure

1. Set the launch angle
2. Measure the distance
3. Repeat three times

## Results

| Angle | Range (m) |
| --- | ---: |
| Maximum: $45^\circ$ | 10.2 |
| Minimum: $15^\circ$ | 5.1 |

## Analysis

```python
import math
R = v0**2 * math.sin(2 * theta) / 9.81
```

792 → 486 characters

How to convert LaTeX to Markdown

Paste LaTeX source, or open a .tex file. A full document or just a fragment both work.
Check the Markdown output — switch to “Preview” to see it rendered with the math.
Copy it, download document.md, or open it in the Markdown editor to keep editing and export to PDF or Word.

What gets converted

\title, \author and \maketitle → a # title and author line; the preamble is dropped
\section, \subsection, \subsubsection → ## / ### / #### headings
\textbf, \textit, \emph, \texttt, \underline, \sout → Markdown emphasis and code
equation, align, gather, \[…\], $$…$$, $…$ → $$…$$ and $…$ (labels removed)
itemize, enumerate and description (nested) → Markdown lists; \item[$\square$] → task list
tabular → GFM table with column alignment; figure → image with caption
verbatim, lstlisting, minted, \verb → fenced code blocks with language
\href, \url, \footnote, \cite, quote, abstract, comments and LaTeX quotes/dashes

Limitations

Custom macros (\newcommand), bibliographies and complex packages such as TikZ are not expanded — unknown commands are kept in the output so nothing is silently lost. Everything runs in your browser; your document is never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Is the LaTeX to Markdown converter free?

Yes, completely free, with no sign-up. Inputs up to 200 KB are supported.

Are my equations preserved?

Yes. Math is copied as LaTeX into $…$ (inline) or $$…$$ (display) blocks, which Markdown renderers with math support — GitHub, Obsidian, Jupyter, Typora, MarkMath — display correctly. \label and \nonumber are removed.

What happens to commands the converter doesn’t know?

They are left as they are, so you can see and fix them. Nothing is silently deleted.

Can I convert an Overleaf project?

Yes. Download the main .tex file from Overleaf (or copy its contents) and paste it here. Included files (\input) need to be pasted separately.

Can I go the other way?

Yes — use the Markdown to LaTeX converter to produce a .tex file or open it in Overleaf.