LaTeX to Unicode Converter
Convert LaTeX escape sequences to Unicode characters: accents, Greek letters, math symbols. Paste LaTeX source and get readable Unicode text instantly. Bidirectional.
Zero uploads. Runs entirely in your browser.
Quick examples:
LaTeX Input
Unicode Output
LaTeX to Unicode Converter Tutorial
Why This Tool?
When you copy text from a LaTeX paper into an email, Slack, or a blog post, all those \'e and \alpha and \mathbb{R} look like gibberish to anyone not running a TeX engine. This converts them to real Unicode so your reader sees é, α, ℝ.
What It Handles
- Accents:
\'e→ é,\"o→ ö,\~n→ ñ,\c{c}→ ç, etc. (40+ variants) - Greek letters:
\alpha→ α,\Omega→ Ω,\phi→ φ,\Phi→ Φ - Math operators:
\leq→ ≤,\geq→ ≥,\neq→ ≠,\pm→ ±,\times→ × - Set theory:
\in→ ∈,\subset→ ⊂,\cup→ ∪,\cap→ ∩ - Calculus / analysis:
\sum→ ∑,\int→ ∫,\partial→ ∂,\nabla→ ∇,\infty→ ∞ - Blackboard bold:
\mathbb{R}→ ℝ,\mathbb{N}→ ℕ,\mathbb{C}→ ℂ - Arrows:
\rightarrow→ →,\leftrightarrow→ ↔,\Rightarrow→ ⇒ - Dashes:
---→ —,--→ –
Reverse Mode
Switch to "Unicode → LaTeX" to encode special characters back. Useful when you've prepared text with Unicode symbols and want to drop it into a LaTeX document without the compiler choking.
Common Use Cases
- Paste LaTeX equation into a Slack message without everyone asking "what's that?"
- Convert a BibTeX author list so it looks right in Excel/CSV
- Clean LaTeX-exported abstracts for submission portals
- Copy math from a paper PDF (which pastes as LaTeX from many PDF readers) into Notion
What It Does NOT Do
- Render full LaTeX math layout (use MathJax or KaTeX for that)
- Resolve macros or \newcommand definitions
- Compile to PDF or handle figure/table environments
- Nested
\frac{a}{b}construction (linearizes toa/b)