It does not matter if you are a beginner or an advanced user, MathType is for everyone and adapts to your personal style of writing math, so you can focus on your projects at hand.
Create professional equations in your digital documents.
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MathType is the leading formula editor and equation writer used by K-12 and university STEM students and faculty worldwide. Discover why millions of them use it everyday!
Write equations with an interface that provides a user-friendly experience from day one; forget about having to learn LaTeX to write math on a computer.
It does not matter if you are a beginner or an advanced user, MathType is for everyone and adapts to your personal style of writing math, so you can focus on your projects at hand.
Create and edit math notation on office apps and web-based platforms.
Whether you are working on Windows, Google Workspace, an LMS, or a web-based environment, MathType will meet your needs.
MathType is an online equation editor that provides perfect quality math formulas.
No matter which environment you are using it in, your documents will always look professional and of a high quality.
Share your documents and collaborate with your colleagues, partners and students.
MathType for Google Workspace and MathType Add-In for Microsoft 365 allow you to write and share math equations in your documents and presentations.
Working on a touch device?
No worries, MathType will convert your handwritten formula into a clean digital equation ready to be used in your documents.
MathType is the perfect partner for your online platforms, LMS and web editors.
Its seamless integration allows anyone to use it from anywhere and on any device.
MathType is compliant with accessibility requirements to create software accessible to people with disabilities.
Readable content by third-party assistive technologies or content functionality operables through keyboard are requirements that MathType follows from WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) 2.0 guidelines developed by W3C.
Making people’s STEM work more meaningful