Equation Editor ++ - Google Workspace Marketplace

Put equations in Google Docs™ or Google Slides™ with the power of LaTeX and the simplicity of a graphical editor.

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Listing updated:January 26, 2025

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Overview

Put equations in Google Docs™  or Google Slides™  with the power of LaTeX and the simplicity of a graphical editor. This editor is based on MathQuill, the same GUI-based math editor used by the popular online graphing calculator Desmos. LaTeX can also be inserted directly. 

Key Features:
-Equations are editable. Once the equations are exported, they can be re-imported using the Import Saved Equation button.
-Offers control of font size and DPI.
-Equations preview.

Permissions Explained
View and manage documents that this application has been installed in - To insert equations into a google document the add-on needs to be able to edit the document.
Connect to an external service - This add-on needs to connect to an external service to render the LaTeX code.
Display and run third-party web content in prompts and sidebars inside Google applications - This permission is necessary to use a GUI editor in the sidebar.

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PricingFree of charge

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Killian Soltero Walker

April 7, 2026

The bad rendering quality can be fixed by pumping the size of your equation, but for some reason There's a very strange bug where the clickable area on the "Insert Equation into Document" button gets smaller and smaller the larger the font size is set. The largest I've managed to get before the button becomes unclickable is 447 px which shrinks the clickable area to a single column of pixels to the right side of the button. Try it yourself if you need your equations higher quality, then just shrink them down by resizing. If they fixed this it would solve the rendering problem completely and probably bring the service to a 4 or 4.5 stars (To be clear I've only ever used this on google slides, I'm not sure how it behaves on google docs) edit: the max size before the button becomes unusable seems to change depending on the size of your equation. You might have to try several font sizes before you find the largest possible size that works for your equation.

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steven webster

May 31, 2025

Garbage rendering quality...

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Eugene Kardasis

May 26, 2025

Simple and with good features, but bad rendering quality and no DPI option.

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Benjamin Hankes

September 26, 2025

Can't get past security code

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Ishmal Hasib

July 17, 2025

yeah it does not work and is not accessible at all

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Kerry Bieschke

January 18, 2025

Does not actually insert equations into docs. works quite well in slides, but only insterting equations as images. Not editable. but its the only latex equation encoder approved by my school's admin.

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Shogo Nakaza

September 5, 2025

doesn't produce images

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Richard Furlan

November 23, 2023

It taken a big step downwards in quality and useability. Can not replace images and not dpi? Poor.

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Cindy De Wolf

March 23, 2021

This program was working perfectly 2 days ago (and I loved it) but now is not producing images. It is extremely frustrating. Can someone please advise on how to fix it. Thank you.

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Saveliy Baranov

December 11, 2020

Really slick, giving it 5 stars because it is more like what I need than any other free editor. Typing latex is ultimately as powerful but less clunky than math type style editors. Please make the automatic bracket closing optional.

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