About Math Formula OCR
Math formula OCR saves you rebuilding an equation symbol by symbol, be it a formula in a textbook photo, a screenshot from a paper or a derivation in a scanned PDF. Upload a JPG, PNG or WEBP image or a PDF, and an AI vision model reads the formula. The ordinary text in a scanned PDF can be made searchable and copyable with OCR PDF.
Pick the Output you need. LaTeX suits papers, Overleaf and Markdown notes, MathML suits web pages, and Word equation is for documents you write in Microsoft Word. Each task uses AI credits; free users get 1 AI task a day and VIP plans include a monthly allowance. Check the result against the source before you publish, especially subscripts and brackets.
How to use Math Formula OCR
- 1Upload the formula
Click Choose file and pick an image or PDF with the equation. A tight crop around it helps.
- 2Choose the output
Pick LaTeX, MathML or Word equation under Output.
- 3Run math formula OCR
Start the task; the AI model reads the formula and returns it in the format you picked.
- 4Paste and check
Put the result into your document and compare it with the original.
Why use Cubfile for this
- Three output formats
LaTeX for papers and Overleaf, MathML for the web, Word equation for Office documents.
- Images and PDFs
JPG, PNG and WEBP images, or a page from a PDF.
- Read by an AI model
An AI vision model reads the formula instead of a plain text engine.
- Uses AI credits
Each run counts as one AI task, with 1 free per day and a monthly allowance on VIP plans.