Transcribing math into LaTeX by hand is slow and error-prone. In Zenflow, OryanApp can generate the LaTeX for you from a description, a rough sketch, or a photograph — or any mix of the three.
Note
This feature lives in Zenflow. Switch to Zenflow with the mode toggle if you’re in SciZen. See SciZen vs. Zenflow.Open the equation AI panel
- 1Insert or select an equation, then open its properties in the right-hand panel.
- 2Open the AI panel for the equation box — the one for generating LaTeX from a description or photo.
Describe, sketch, or photograph
- Describe — type the equation in plain English, e.g. “the Schrödinger equation, time-dependent form.”
- Sketch — type rough LaTeX or pseudocode and let the model clean it up.
- Photograph — use the upload button to add a photo of a handwritten or printed equation.
The model returns bare LaTeX, which drops straight into the equation’s source box and renders live. From there you can tweak it by hand exactly like any other equation — see Write beautiful LaTeX equations.
Tip
Photograph one equation at a time, well-lit and in focus, for the most accurate transcription. Always double-check the result — especially subscripts, limits of integration, and Greek letters.