Texifier : LaTeX editor

Name: Texifier : LaTeX editor
Price: 25 CHF
Rating: 4.3 (68 reviews)
Author: Valletta Ventures (UK) Ltd

By: Valletta Ventures (UK) Ltd App

Write & typeset LaTeX on iOS

Overview

Version:

1.9.33

Last updated: 2026-01-23

Features & Capabilities

Texifier is an offline LaTeX editor for iPhone and iPad that supports LaTeX, Plain TeX, and Markdown. It automatically scans a LaTeX root file, opens referenced files, builds a document outline, and configures the typesetter for the project. The editor features syntax highlighting, command autocomplete (including user-defined commands), and smart autofill for citations and references, plus a powerful outline and full-text search across the project.

The built-in TexpadTeX typesetter runs offline with support for TeXLive packages, BibTeX and Makeindex tools, and a bundle manager to install LaTeX packages. Cloud typesetting is available for remote builds, and Texifier Connect enables syncing across devices. It integrates with the Files app, supports Beamer, TikZ, and other packages, and provides live typesetting for instant feedback.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Valletta Ventures (UK) Ltd

Rating:

4.30

(68) 0.10

Version:

1.9.33 Last updated: 2026-01-23

Version code:

880594665

Creation date:

2012-08-28

Compatible devices:

Size:

61.29MB

Price:

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Source:

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2026-07-19

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Developed by:

Valletta Ventures (UK) Ltd

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/texifier-latex-editor/id550419159?l=en-GB

Website:

https://texifier.com/ios

User Reviews

Texifier is praised for its cross-device workflow and fast compile speed with broad package support and on-screen PDF preview, but reviewers repeatedly flag missing package support, export/log issues, stability problems, offline limitations, and spotty cloud storage integration.

Pros

Cross-device workflow with a Mac desktop app and iCloud syncing, enabling easy work transfer between iPad and Mac.
Fast compilation for large documents with broad LaTeX package support.
PDF preview/view available alongside the editor during compilation.
Offline editing support in some cases, allowing work without constant internet.

Cons

Missing/broken package management: you can’t add missing packages and many packages are not supported.
Export and error-logging features are buggy or non-functional (PDF export sometimes missing; error logs not shareable).
Stability and performance issues: crashes and slow compilation, especially after updates.
Offline/typesetting limitations: offline compilation is not consistently supported and requires online access in many cases.
Inconsistent cloud storage integration: Dropbox and Google Drive support is unreliable or unavailable.

Recent reviews

Texifier is a fully-functional application for writing technical documents using LaTex, a coding language for writing highly specific text formatting. I would say it is a great entry level LaTex app. Its main advantage, in my opinion, is that it is ready to use right after installation without complicated compiler installations or online account setups. The app is easy to use for composing articles, theses, dissertations, etc. and publishing to pdf. It is not much help with LaTex, but LaTex is not easy to use in the first place. My biggest complaint is file organization conflicts with the sandboxing on iPad iOS.

by Cl*****, 2026-06-28

I’m really confused exactly who writes tex files in the manner that this program is expecting. At best, it’s absurd. It doesn’t connect with external systems, file structures, or cloud services at all (even though it says it does), it doesn’t allow the importing of previously made Tex files, and it expects a *file* when you attempt to link a *folder*(???!!!). It clearly intends to be completely self-contained and limited almost entirely to itself. The rest of us write for analysis and dissemination as a primary purpose… but apparently users of this program write in Tex as if it were a personal journal, always starting from scratch and creating for the authors eyes only. For $29.99, there should be full file system functionality and the ability to import Tex files and edit them on a major cloud server.