LaTeX tables, equations, and bibliography checks

Enable LaTeX tools in Settings → Experimentation, then open Oleafly Tools from the library. These four helpers are useful when you need one result without setting up a full manuscript first.

Start from what you have

You have	You need	Open
A few rows and columns	An editable LaTeX table	Table to LaTeX
An Excel, CSV, or TSV file	A LaTeX table from the first sheet	Excel to LaTeX
Typed notation or an equation image	Editable LaTeX math	Equation to LaTeX
Working LaTeX math	An SVG, PNG, MathML, or web snippet	LaTeX to Image
A .bib file	Structural errors and missing fields	BibTeX Validator

A small table example

Open Table to LaTeX, create three columns, and enter a header followed by your values:

Method	Accuracy	Time (s)
Baseline	0.81	12.4
Revised	0.86	10.1

Mark the first row as a header, right-align the numeric columns, and enable booktabs rules. Copy the generated source into the manuscript, add \usepackage{booktabs} if needed, and compile.

Use Excel to LaTeX instead when copying cells by hand would be error-prone. It reads the first worksheet and caps input at 10,000 rows, 100 columns, and 2 MB of cell text. Formula cells use the workbook’s cached result, so recalculate and save the sheet before importing it.

An equation in either direction

Use Equation to LaTeX for notation such as sqrt(x^2 + y^2) <= r or for a screenshot that needs transcription. Simple typed notation is normalized locally. Natural-language math and images need a compatible local Ollama model.

Use LaTeX to Image after the expression is correct. SVG stays sharp in a diagram or on the web; PNG works in software that cannot place SVG. Prefer MathML or an editable equation when the destination supports it, because an image alone does not expose mathematical structure to assistive technology.

Validate before the final compile

Paste a bibliography into BibTeX Validator to find parse errors, missing required fields, and duplicate keys. A clean result means the text is structurally valid. It does not confirm that the cited work exists or that its authors, title, year, and identifier are correct.

For project-wide key cleanup, safe duplicate handling, and citation updates, use References & citations.