Content

For Canva

Export for Mode

Font size 28px

Image width (px) Image height (px)

Auto height (fit content)

Padding 28px

Text color Background

Transparent background (best for Canva) Export sharpness

PNG size follows width × height × sharpness.

Inline math uses $...$ ; big equations use $$...$$. Image mode → Canva. Text mode → Word / Google Docs.

How to use LaTeX to Image & Text

Paste notes with $inline$ and $$display$$ math, then export a PNG for Canva or Unicode / Word-ready text for Microsoft Word and Google Docs.

Choose Export for: Image (Canva) or Text (Word).
Keep Mode on “Mixed text + math” and paste your notes as-is.
Inline formulas use $...$; larger equations use $$...$$ (or \[...\]).
Image: Copy image / Download PNG. Text: Copy text, Copy for Word, or Download .doc.

Copy text gives Unicode math (α, √, fractions) that pastes into any editor.
Copy for Word includes MathML so recent Word versions can keep editable equations.
Use 3× export scale for crisp Canva slides and posters.

Do I need to export every equation separately?: No. Mixed mode handles the full text block with all math in one export.
Does my equation leave my device?: No. Rendering and export happen entirely in your browser.
Word paste looks plain: Use Copy for Word (not only Copy text), or Download .doc and open it in Word.