Formula Image to LaTeX
OCR mathematical content from an image and produce balanced, uncertainty-aware LaTeX for review.
@Aident8,799209Updated Aug 12, 2026
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Formula Image to LaTeX
Transcribe mathematical content from an image URL with Integration · Deepseek Ocr and produce reviewable LaTeX.
Workflow
- Obtain one reachable image URL through the approved asset flow.
- Ask whether the user needs one expression or every formula in the image.
- Inspect the live Action schema and call it once with
imageUrl. - Preserve the returned OCR text.
- Convert only supported symbols and structure into LaTeX. Use
\text{[unclear]}for uncertain regions.
Mathematical checks
- Preserve superscripts, subscripts, fractions, radicals, delimiters, matrices, and equation numbering when visible.
- Check paired braces and environments for syntactic balance.
- Do not simplify, solve, or change notation unless asked.
- Separate inline expressions from display equations.
- Return both fenced LaTeX and a short uncertainty list.
The OCR Action does not promise native LaTeX or formula-layout recovery. Treat the conversion as a transcription that requires visual review, especially for signs, indices, Greek letters, and matrix alignment. Do not claim PDF or multi-page support.
Attribution
This native Loadout re-authoring narrows the original GLM formula workflow to image-URL OCR followed by conservative LaTeX transcription. See and .