One LaTeX Source, Multiple Output Formats
The same need that drives "write once, publish everywhere" in Markdown applies to LaTeX: a .tex draft may need to become a PDF for your supervisor, an HTML page for a website, a PNG screenshot for a chat message, and a .tex backup for your own archive.
MeTool's LaTeX converter puts all four outputs on one page: paste or upload .tex content, choose a target format, click export, and your browser downloads the file directly. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
When to Use Each Export Format
The most common LaTeX output. MeTool's PDF export uses a page snapshot approach, suitable for previewing and casual sharing. For searchable, print-quality PDFs with precise font rendering, compile locally with a full LaTeX installation.
HTML
Exports as a self-contained HTML file with all inline styles. Opens in any browser without dependencies. Great for embedding in blogs, publishing to websites, or sending to readers who can't handle PDFs.
PNG
A screenshot of the rendered result as a PNG image. Perfect for sharing formulas or tables on social media, messaging apps (WeChat/Slack), or embedding in presentations.
.tex Source File
Downloads the raw .tex source for local archiving, Git version control, or handing off to collaborators who need the original markup.
