LaTeX in Discord

Render LaTeX in Discord chat.

LaTeX in Discord - Chrome Extension for LaTeX Rendering

'LaTeX in Discord' is a Chrome extension that enhances your chat experience on Discord's browser client by letting you render LaTeX formulas. Ideal for math education or scientific discussions, it allows inline and display mode for formulas. Be reminded to use backslashes to escape Discord's message formatting functions.

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By: Sophie Huiberts

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 3.80

(5)

Version: 0.5.1 (Last updated: 2020-09-05)

Creation date: 2020-08-20

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 1.37M

Email: so*****@huiberts.me

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# 28,340 ▲ 371

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#5347 in Social Networking ▼ 21 #102 in discord keyword 31 ▼ 11

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This addon will render LaTeX formulas in the Discord browser client.

To type a formula to render, use $e^x$ for inline or $$e^x$$ for display mode.

Note that Discord can be a bit funny with the characters *, _, and . Adding backslashes \ before those to escape Discord's message formatting functions will fix your messages.

User reviews

the concept is good! i wish it was updated to support discord's 2024 updates...it seems like it worked back in 2020 and it was functional to those using it.

Lena, 2024-08-01

It does not work for me :c maybe it is outdated

Mateo Morales, 2024-04-21

Many, many thanks for finally inventing this. It almost works flawlessly. Why just almost? Because firstly, you have to put crazy amounts of escaping backslashes into the equations and secondly, because things often render in a rather ugly way. For example the integral symbols are just one line high and don't reach the lower and upper limit's position. Also the big parenthesis are rendered as small standard ones which makes things like putting fractions into functions like sin, log or powers hard. Another thing that bothers me is the false rendering of script or calligraphy letters. Other than those negative things which probably could and hopefully will be improved in the future, I love the idea, function and usability.