feat: optimize docs pages and add 4 new doc articles (en + zh)

- Rewrote DocsListPage and DocDetailPage with landing.css aesthetic
  (icon cards, skeleton loader, prose styles, CTA box)
- Added docs-specific CSS to landing.css
- Created image-to-latex, copy-to-word, ocr-accuracy, pdf-extraction
  articles in both English and Chinese
- Updated DocsSeoSection guide cards to link to real doc slugs

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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title: Image to LaTeX
description: How to convert any formula image into clean LaTeX code with TexPixel
slug: image-to-latex
date: 2026-03-25
tags: [LaTeX, tutorial]
order: 2
---
# Image to LaTeX
TexPixel's core feature is converting formula images — from photos, scans, or screenshots — directly into LaTeX code you can paste anywhere.
## How It Works
1. **Upload your image** — Drag and drop a JPG or PNG into the upload zone, or click to browse. You can also paste from your clipboard.
2. **AI processes it** — Our model detects the formula region, runs OCR, and generates structured LaTeX in under a second.
3. **Copy the result** — Click the copy button next to the LaTeX output. Paste directly into Overleaf, VS Code, Word, or any LaTeX editor.
## Input Requirements
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| File formats | JPG, PNG |
| Max file size | 10 MB |
| Recommended DPI | 150 DPI or higher |
| Background | White or light backgrounds work best |
## What Gets Recognized
TexPixel handles a wide range of mathematical content:
- **Algebra** — equations, inequalities, polynomials
- **Calculus** — derivatives, integrals, limits
- **Matrices** — 2×2 up to large arrays
- **Greek letters** — α, β, γ, Σ, Π, and more
- **Subscripts and superscripts** — `x_i^2`, `a_{n+1}`
- **Fractions** — `\frac{a}{b}`, nested fractions
- **Square roots and radicals** — `\sqrt{x}`, `\sqrt[n]{x}`
## Example
Uploading an image of the quadratic formula gives you:
```latex
x = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2 - 4ac}}{2a}
```
An image of an integral:
```latex
\int_0^\infty e^{-x^2}\, dx = \frac{\sqrt{\pi}}{2}
```
## Tips for Best Results
- **Use clear images** — avoid blur, shadows, or low contrast
- **Crop tightly** — the less background, the better the focus
- **Dark ink on white paper** — ideal for handwritten formulas
- **Avoid rotated images** — keep the formula horizontal
- **One formula per image** — for complex multi-part work, crop each formula separately
## Limitations
- Extremely faint or pencil-written formulas may have lower accuracy
- Hand-drawn arrows or annotation marks outside the formula may be ignored
- Very large matrices (10×10+) may have reduced accuracy
## Copy Options
After recognition, you can copy output in multiple formats:
- **LaTeX** — raw LaTeX string
- **MathML** — for web embedding
- **Markdown** — `$...$` inline or `$$...$$` block
- **Plain text** — Unicode approximation
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Ready to try it? [Upload a formula image now →](/app)