Typst to LaTeX

Typst to LaTeX helps when the writing began in Typst but the next person or venue requires .tex. It transfers common structure and equations so you can spend time on the destination template instead of retyping the manuscript.

Use it when

• a journal or archive requires LaTeX source;
• a collaborator’s workflow is built around LaTeX;
• you want to move the content into a publisher class.

If PDF is accepted and no one needs source, exporting the Typst PDF is safer than changing formats. A conversion should solve a real compatibility need.

Convert the source

1. Open Typst to LaTeX, or run /typst-to-latex.
2. Paste the Typst markup.
3. Choose Convert.
4. Inspect the generated standalone LaTeX.
5. Copy it, save converted.tex, or create a LaTeX project.

Standard headings, paragraphs, emphasis, lists, links, tables, and math offer the cleanest path. Typst functions, packages, show rules, and layout expressions may need a LaTeX macro or package chosen by hand.

Prepare the destination

The bundled Pandoc route runs locally. It creates a useful general document, not a journal-ready publisher file.

After conversion:

1. Move the content into the required class or official template.
2. Check equations, citations, cross-references, and figure paths.
3. Rebuild tables and layout rules that do not have a direct LaTeX equivalent.
4. Compile and compare every section with the Typst original.

For the reverse direction, use LaTeX to Typst. Keep the original Typst project until the LaTeX submission has passed its own build and review.