Writing LaTeX documents

• Visual editor — approximate WYSIWYG on the left. Good for headings, lists, and clicking into formulas. It is not the PDF.
• Code editor — the .tex source. Exact commands, packages, and comments.
• PDF viewer — the compiled document. This is what print and download look like.

If something “didn’t show,” check which surface you are looking at. The PDF viewer is appearance truth.

Open the math keyboard from Tools (or the √x control). Keys insert LaTeX into the code editor, the visual editor, or a formula you are editing. Chemistry and graphing live on the same keyboard.

• Auto-compile updates the PDF as you type. Cmd/Ctrl+S compiles immediately.
• On an error, open the log and use Fix — AI reads the log and proposes a diff you accept or reject.
• Click text in the PDF to jump to the matching source (SyncTeX).

Extra chapters, .bib, and .sty files live inside the document. From main use \input, \include, or \addbibresource. See Documents & files for import and upload.

File → Convert to Typst… creates a new independent Typst document. Your LaTeX document stays unchanged.

Share invites editor, commenter, or viewer. Comments and suggesting mode live in the editor. Viewers can read the PDF; they cannot change the source.