New in MathCopy 1.9
Convert PDF to Word keeping every math equation
PDF exams and documents become editable Word files: MathType or Word Equation, tables and figures where they belong. No more retyping equations one by one.
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midterm.pdf
Question 1. Let y = x³ − 3x + 2. Find its extrema.
Question 2. Evaluate I = ∫₀¹ (2x + 1) dx.
Question 2. Evaluate I = ∫₀¹ (2x + 1) dx.
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midterm.docx
Question 1. Let . Find its extrema.
Question 2. Evaluate .
Question 2. Evaluate .
Why MathCopy
Built for math papers, not generic PDFs
Editable equations
MathType or Word Equation, never images. Double-click to edit.
After converting
Tables and figures kept
Variation tables and drawings stay in place.
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Correct Vietnamese
A warning up front when a PDF uses old fonts that garble accents.
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Drop the PDF into MathCopyUp to 200 pages, 50 MB at a time.
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Pick the pages and equation typeMathType (default) or Word Equation.
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Press “Start converting”Watch the progress page by page.
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Open the Word file and editPages are only used when a conversion succeeds.
PDF plans — Formula copy included
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PDF to Word questions
Can it convert scanned PDFs (photos)?
Yes, MathCopy reads image-based PDFs too. The sharper the scan, the more accurate the result.
Do failed conversions use pages?
No. Pages are only used when a conversion succeeds.
Are my files stored?
Files are used only for the conversion and deleted from our server once it's done.
Do I need MathType installed?
Only if you choose MathType equations. With Word Equation, the equations use Word's built-in equation editor.