LaTeX for your class, with no student accounts
Students open a link and start writing LaTeX in the browser. Nothing to install, no sign-up, and it works on school computers, Chromebooks and phones.
Why it works in a classroom
No accounts, no installs
Students open the editor and start writing. You don't create classes, collect emails or ask the school to install anything.
Any school device
It runs in the browser on school computers, Chromebooks, tablets and phones, with full TeX Live behind it.
In your students' language
The editor and the templates come in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese and Chinese.
Free, and fast
Compiling is free and the PDF is ready in seconds. The AI assistant is optional: without an account each student gets 5 free messages a day, and whether they use it is up to you.
Start a class in one link
Each link opens the editor with the template already loaded, so every student starts from the same document. Copy it and share it in Google Classroom, your school platform or on the board. Each student keeps their own copy in their browser.
- Exam template: Written exam with points per question, a grading table and a switch for the answer key.
- Worksheet: Problem set with hints, difficulty and worked solutions you can show or hide with one line.
- Multiple-choice test: A 17-question multiple-choice quiz with checkboxes, true/false items and a one-line answer-key toggle.
- Beamer presentation: A modern 16:9 Beamer talk with title slide, outline, columns, table, equations and a closing slide.
Questions from teachers
Is Texmate free for my class?
Yes. Writing and compiling are free, with no limit on the number of compiles. Each compile has a 60-second limit, which is plenty for classroom documents.
Do students need an account?
No. They open your link or the editor and start writing. An account is only needed for cloud projects and collaboration. The AI assistant works without one, with 5 free messages a day.
Where are my students' files stored?
In each student's own browser, on the device they use. You can't see their work and they can't see each other's. When they compile, the file is sent to the compiler and deleted as soon as the PDF is built. A student who wants their work on another device can sign in or download the PDF.
Can I use it with Google Classroom?
Yes. Add the link as a material or inside an assignment. Students open it and the template loads in their browser. It works the same with Moodle, Teams or any platform that can share a link.