LaTeX, with
room to think.

A focused editor for notes, papers and Beamer talks.

Archaeology · From source to page.
Download for Windows

Free & open source · Windows 10/11 x64

Just you.
And the next sentence.

Focus mode. One section at a time.

Ecology · Light beneath the canopy.

Keep the idea
in view.

Write the proof. Keep the theorem beside it.

Mathematics · A proof, with its reference in reach.

Follow a reference.

Trace citations, then return to your draft.

Source to PDF. And back.

Find the matching line or page with SyncTeX.

From observation
to explanation.

Drag slides into place. Reveal one step at a time.

Physics · From Saturn’s rings to orbital motion.

Arrange figures.

Set the layout and captions together.

Shape equations.

Edit matrices, cases and aligned equations.

Reveal each step.

Set when slide content appears.

Keep a version.

Save a passage before rewriting. Compare and restore it.

Resume your work.

Return to your section, selection and reading position.

Keep your workflow.

Local files, citations, templates and Git.

TeXline 1.0

Start with one file.

English · 简体中文 · 繁體中文

Download for Windows

Windows 10/11 x64 · 31.3 MB

Portable ZIP·Release & checksums
  1. 1

    Install TeX.

    Use TeX Live or MiKTeX.

  2. 2

    Open a file.

    Start with a document or template.

  3. 3

    Compile.

    See your PDF.

Examples: Note ↓Beamer talk ↓

Good to know.

Can I edit the LaTeX source?

Yes. TeXline edits ordinary LaTeX, with visual tools for supported structures.

Can I work offline?

Yes, with local files and a working TeX installation.

Is TeXline open source?

Yes. Built on TeXworks, distributed under GPLv3. Source on GitHub · License & build files.