Auto LaTeX Converter โ€“ Render $$ and $ math with one click

AnkiWeb addon 1497095527

Converts LaTeX $$...$$ and $...$ delimiters into Anki MathJax syntax via an editor button or bulk conversion of selected or all notes.
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Updated
2026-06-12
Anki versions
25.09~
Description language
en

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  • Last update or commit was 111 days before the snapshot (2026-06-12).

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2.1.4525.09+2026-06-12
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** FULLY VIBE CODED INTO EXISTENCE** Automatically converts standard LaTeX delimiters ($$...$$ and $...$) into Anki's native MathJax format ([...] and (...)), so your math equations render as actual formatted equations instead of raw code. === HOW TO USE === โ–บ EDITOR BUTTON (recommended) A "$$" button is added directly to the toolbar in the Add / Edit card window. Type or paste your content with $$...$$ or $...$ as usual Click the $$ button in the toolbar The equations render instantly โ€” you can see them before saving Click Add as normal โ–บ BULK CONVERT โ€” ALL NOTES Tools โ†’ "Auto-convert LaTeX (all notes)โ€ฆ" Scans every note in your collection and converts all LaTeX delimiters in one pass. Useful for migrating an existing deck. โ–บ BULK CONVERT โ€” SELECTED NOTES Card Browser โ†’ Edit โ†’ "Auto-convert LaTeX (selected notes)" Converts only the notes you have selected in the browser. Good for processing one deck or tag at a time. === WHAT IT CONVERTS === $$\frac{a}{b}$$ โ†’ [\frac{a}{b}] (display / block math) $E=mc^2$ โ†’ (E=mc^2) (inline math) === COMPATIBILITY === Works with Anki 2.1.45 and newer (including 2.1.50+ API). === NOTE === Back up your collection before using the bulk converter (File โ†’ Export โ†’ Anki Collection Package). The editor button is safe to use anytime โ€” it only affects the card currently open. Dollar signs used for currency (e.g. $5 and $10 in the same sentence) may be incorrectly treated as math delimiters. Use the selective browser option to process specific decks if this is a concern.