HTML to LaTeX Converter
Transform HTML into LaTeX document format
HTML Input
LaTeX Output
About HTML to LaTeX Converter
Convert HTML documents to LaTeX format for professional typesetting and academic publishing. Perfect for creating research papers, technical documents, and scientific publications.
Key Features
- Complete Document Generation: Creates full LaTeX documents with preamble
- Semantic Mapping: Converts HTML headings to LaTeX sections
- Table Support: Converts HTML tables to LaTeX tabular format
- Booktabs Style: Optional professional table formatting
- Text Formatting: Preserves bold, italic, underline, and code
- Lists: Converts ordered and unordered lists
- Special Characters: Automatic escaping of LaTeX special characters
How to Use
- Input HTML: Paste your HTML code or upload an .html file
- Configure Options: Choose document class and formatting options
- Review Output: The LaTeX output updates automatically
- Copy or Download: Use the Copy or Download button to save your .tex file
Supported HTML Elements
- Headings: h1 → \section, h2 → \subsection, h3 → \subsubsection
- Text Formatting: strong/b → \textbf, em/i → \textit, u → \underline
- Code: code → \texttt, pre → verbatim environment
- Lists: ul → itemize, ol → enumerate
- Links: a → \href command
- Tables: table → tabular environment
- Quotes: blockquote → quote environment
- Images: img → \includegraphics command
LaTeX Packages Used
When "Include document class" is enabled, the following packages are included:
- booktabs: Professional table formatting (optional)
- graphicx: Image inclusion support
- hyperref: Hyperlink support
- inputenc: UTF-8 character encoding
Common Use Cases
- Academic Papers: Convert web content to LaTeX for journal submission
- Technical Documentation: Transform HTML docs to LaTeX format
- Book Publishing: Convert HTML chapters to LaTeX
- Thesis Writing: Import HTML content into LaTeX thesis
- Scientific Reports: Create professional scientific documents
- Conference Papers: Prepare papers in LaTeX format
Tips for Best Results
- Clean HTML: Use semantic HTML for better conversion
- Simple Structure: Avoid complex nested structures
- Standard Elements: Stick to common HTML elements
- Review Output: Always review and adjust the LaTeX output
- Compile Test: Test the generated LaTeX in your compiler
Privacy & Security
All conversions happen locally in your browser. Your HTML is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.
