A LaTeX editor built for writing mathematics

Use Blocks, on-device equation OCR, and Axiom project editing on macOS and Windows.

DownloadmacOS • Windows
TeX64 editing a quantum mechanics document with source and PDF preview

Edit equations with Blocks

Work with the rendered equation and apply the result to your LaTeX source.

TeX64 showing a quantum mechanics document with the Blocks equation editor open

Create LaTeX from equations in images

TeX64 reads equations from screenshots and PDFs on your device and returns editable LaTeX.

Captured equation
A captured equation recognized locally and opened as editable LaTeX in TeX64

Axiom edits across your project

It reads the project, changes the required files, and shows a reviewable diff with undo.

Axiom applying a seven-line change to a TeX project with diff and undo controls

Pricing

Core features, on-device OCR, and a monthly Axiom allowance are free. Basic or Pro expands Axiom usage.

Free

$0

Includes local editing and a monthly Axiom allowance.

  • Local editing & build
  • PDF preview + SyncTeX
  • Blocks (math input)
  • On-device equation OCR
  • Axiom: current monthly allowance shown in the app

Basic

Recommended
$12
USD / mo

Expands the monthly Axiom allowance.

  • AI chat
  • AI completion (draft / rewrite)
  • Usage dashboard
  • Expanded monthly Axiom allowance
  • Longer chat context

Pro

$25
USD / mo

Adds Axiom 1.0 Pro and higher monthly limits.

  • Axiom 1.0 Pro (Pro only)
  • Higher monthly quota
  • Priority AI chat throughput
  • Wider context for long-form tasks
  • Priority feedback
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Download for Windows

Microsoft-signed installer with automatic updates. View in Microsoft Store

FAQ

Yes. Core features, including on-device math OCR, are free. Optional Basic and Pro plans expand Axiom AI usage.

Yes. TeX64 can use an existing TeX distribution, and it can offer to download and install a managed TeX Live environment after you approve the install — no proprietary document format or lock-in.

Axiom reads the project, edits the required files, and shows a diff that you can review or undo. It requires an internet connection.

Yes. TeX64's image-to-math OCR conversion lets you screenshot handwritten notes or PDF formulas and automatically converts them into editable LaTeX code.

Yes. Editing, building, PDF preview, SyncTeX, and math OCR run locally on your device. Axiom AI and downloading managed TeX Live require an internet connection.