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# ¿Hay alguna herramienta que ayude a transcribir fórmulas matemáticas a LaTeX?

Además de constructores de ecuaciones en línea como [CodeCogs](https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php) o [QuickMath](https://quickmath.com/) que te permiten componer tus fórmulas matemáticas, existen otras herramientas para ayudar a transcribirlas rápidamente a $$\mathrm{\LaTeX}$$.

[MyScript Math](https://webdemo.myscript.com/views/math.html) te permite garabatear fórmulas matemáticas y luego utiliza reconocimiento de escritura para convertirlas en $$\mathrm{\LaTeX}$$ código (así como MathML o exportarlas como imagen).

![demostración de MyScript Math](/files/cfabf1241f06c4595e28aa6dc93025a36bf79f94)

También está disponible como una aplicación para iPad, [MathPad](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/myscript-mathpad/id674996719).

[MathPix](https://www.mathpix.com/) puede extraer fórmulas matemáticas de imágenes. Está disponible como una aplicación para MacOS, que te permite "recortar" fórmulas en tu pantalla. Sus aplicaciones para Android e iOS te permiten tomar una foto de las fórmulas, e incluso tiene una opción para abrir el $$\mathrm{\LaTeX}$$ código en un proyecto de Overleaf!

![Tomar foto](/files/a5281b7bd19a9f63e6a1046b2b9cdb2e6f43e910)

![Procesado](/files/05baaa29c6a04ce1d5e1c274687c9ae5f7712565)

![Código](/files/86ca432b1ae0fef1c147fff47cf3367b6c9e6da0)

![Opciones para compartir](/files/15276dabea36da815fb721d5d70692c2ed725705)

![Abrir en Overleaf](/files/80d8fb04656b031bdafe92f9d140a5d3442d7c04)


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