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Convert Latex, AsciiMath and MathML equations to an image.

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Overview

Math Equations allows you to take your typeset languages and convert them to images to use inside of your slideshow.  Other features include the ability to reload a equation image and make changes and re upload to your presentation.   

Recent changes added the math equations data into the alt text, which you can see by clicking using control + alt + y.


Supported Languages are
-Latex
-AsciiMath
-MathML

Other Features
-Font Color
-Font Size


If you have any problems just send my a message at
bafeaturerequest@gmail.com
Code can be located at
https://github.com/brendena/MathEquationsGoogleSlide

If this extension is interested you can check out my other extension that allows you to create math equations on any site.
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/math-equations/fkioioejambaepmmpepneigdadjpfamh

Examples
Tex
  --valid Tex equation

  x^n + y^n = z^n

  Tex type uses inline notation.  Which restricts what you can add in your equation.

  Add \[ ]\ will cause a error at the current iteration.
  Also many formatting tags and the use of usepackage will cause a error. Some of these feature i will include after i build a separate window to work on larger equations. 


MathML
   --Valid MathML

   <mi>&#x3C0;</mi>
   <mo>&#x2062;</mo>
   <msup>
     <mi>r</mi>
     <mn>2</mn>
   </msup>
   
   MathML doesn't need to have a <math> tag to be a valid equation.  

AsciiMath
  --Valid AsciiMath
   
  sum_(i=1)^n i^3=((n(n+1))/2)^2

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Dimitrios Chalkiadakis

April 24, 2022

I don't understand why the reviews are so bad. This tool is very usefull since 1) You can check the equation you will get before actually "rendering" the image. 2)You can choose an image of an equation you have made some time ago and then do some refinements without having to rewrite the whole equation. There are some difficulties since you will need to resize the images a lot but this is a problem of Google Slides not supporting Latex. Given the circumstances this tool is great.

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M.A. Cotteret

March 15, 2023

Great, but sometimes output can be quite low resolution

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A User of Math Equations

August 19, 2020

It works really well. The only downside is that I don't get consistent font sizes. E.G.: I'm solving an integral (Google Slides) step by step, and need to generate each part of the process. The issue arises when I use "tall" symbols, such as vectors or integrals; it changes the equation size, and therefore it disrupts the font size. ¿Es there a workaround to this? Otherwise, reeeaaally useful.

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A User of Math Equations

November 20, 2019

Works perfectly! You will see many reviews saying that it is difficult to use, but that is not the case IF you understand how to write equations in LaTeX. Contrary to what others have said, you can in fact edit an equation after creating it using the equation linking feature. This add-on is absolutely essential for me! No more taking screenshots of equations and pasting them in with a solid background. I wish I could post images with this review. I'd show you how great it is.

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A User of Math Equations

February 22, 2021

It's a darned sight better than nothing... frustrating that Google managed to put an equation editor into Docs but not in Slides. This isn't the most intuitive interface, but once you get the hang of it it's usable. A cool feature is the ability to "connect" to a currently selected equation image in your slide, which allows the equation editor to extract the underlying equation text so you can edit it. I originally gave this extension three stars, but the more I've used it, I realized the power of its features and the thought that went into its design. I would recommend this to anyone needing to add equations to Google Slides.

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A User of Math Equations

June 27, 2018

This is a cool tool and easy to use. My biggest complaint is that it can't be used "in line". In powerpoint, one can insert an equation and it goes into the line that you're on. With this, you type the code, add it to your slide, and it creates a giant figure which you then resize and drag to the appropriate location. So if I have a slide with lots of math in it, I spend a lot of time resizing and dragging, whereas in LaTeX or powerpoint or word I would just enter the code in the line I'm on and it would be placed appropriately. That said, I don't think there are any other math type add-ins for Google Slides right now, so kudos to the developer for creating this.

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Samantha Moore

December 9, 2020

Works well if you know LaTeX. If you don't know how to use LaTeX, you're a lot better off trying to find something else. Equations are exported as a picture (not text) so you'll have to work around it a bit, but overall this suffices to make google slides useable for my research presentation. Thanks for creating this!

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Arghya Sinha

June 23, 2021

Works flawlessly. But the font size decreases. That is a problem.

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Bernardo Walmott Borges

August 12, 2021

Great add-on to use in Google Slide presentations! The app presentation could be improved, but it's is just a detail. Other suggestions to improvement: install asmath package, list of previous used equations and colors.

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Micha Schwab

March 8, 2018

I don't know why the reviews are so bad. This is a great add-on! It's awesome that it connects to equations that are already embedded to allow edits, and the transparency is nice. Super useful! It's just a bit ugly with the yellow backgrounds.

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