Developers
Algorithm complexity and technical notes
Copied from AI\(O(n \log n)\)Ready for Markdown$O(n \log n)$Meoz Toolbox · Free tools for your workflow
AI Math Formatter
Format AI- and LLM-generated math for Markdown. Convert LaTeX delimiters from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and other AI assistants to dollar signs ($ and $$). Convert your clipboard in one click, edit pasted text, or process multiple text files locally.
\( … \) → $ … $\[ … \] → $$ … $$One-click shortcut: read your clipboard, convert the text and copy the result back. Clipboard permission may be required. Or use the editor below to review first.
Ready when you are. You can also paste directly into the box.
Drop one or more text files here
Up to 20 files, 10 MB each, 50 MB total. Plain-text UTF-8 or BOM-marked UTF-16; any extension. Processed on your device. Originals, encoding and line endings stay unchanged.
Your text and files stay in this page. Nothing is sent to a server. No AI calls or saved history. Refreshing clears the result.
Copied an AI answer, but the equations won’t display?
Some answers use \(…\) and \[…\], while your Markdown editor may expect $…$ and $$…$$. Meoz converts those delimiters while preserving the rest of your text, including equations, paragraphs and line breaks. This literal replacement also applies inside code blocks. It addresses delimiter mismatches, not every rendering problem.
Made for your next copy-paste
Use the result in notes or Markdown editors that support dollar-delimited math. This tool does not render equations or repair LaTeX syntax. If you copied a visually rendered equation, copy its LaTeX or Markdown source first.
For the formulas you work with
From coding notes to research papers, the same delimiter change works across fields. The formulas themselves stay unchanged.
Physicists & engineers
Equations in calculations and lab notes
Copied from AI\[E = mc^2\]Ready for Markdown$$E = mc^2$$Cryptographers
Modular arithmetic and proof notes
Copied from AI\(a \equiv b \pmod{n}\)Ready for Markdown$a \equiv b \pmod{n}$Biology researchers
Growth models and quantitative research
Copied from AI\[\frac{dN}{dt} = rN\]Ready for Markdown$$\frac{dN}{dt} = rN$$Students & researchers
Probability formulas and lecture notes
Copied from AI\(P(A \mid B)\)Ready for Markdown$P(A \mid B)$A few quick answers
How do I convert ChatGPT math to Markdown?
Copy the answer’s plain-text or Markdown source and use Convert clipboard & copy. Meoz changes LaTeX bracket delimiters to dollar delimiters without rewriting your answer. If you only have an image or visually rendered equation, obtain its text source first.
Can I format math from Kimi, MiniMax and other AI assistants or coding tools?
Yes—if the copied text contains \(…\) or \[…\], the same conversion applies regardless of its source. Large language models (LLMs) power many AI assistants; this tool formats their text output without running an LLM itself. Examples include text from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Kimi, Z.ai (GLM), Grok, Meta’s Muse, Qwen, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Mistral Vibe (formerly Le Chat), or apps running MiniMax and Llama models. The same rule applies to text copied from AI coding tools such as Google Antigravity. Meoz converts text you supply; it does not connect to these services or require an AI account. Output formats vary by app and prompt. Text already using $ and $$ stays unchanged.
How do I replace math delimiters across multiple files?
Open Files, select or drop your plain-text files, and choose Convert files. Preview the original and converted text, download a single result, or download successful results together as a ZIP. The limit is 20 files, 10 MB each and 50 MB total. Original files stay unchanged.
How do I format math copied from an AI answer?
Copy the plain-text or Markdown source, then click Convert clipboard & copy. To review first, paste into the editor and choose Convert only. Copy copies exactly what is visible. Undo conversion restores the text before conversion until you edit or replace it. For one or more documents, open Files, choose your text files and click Convert files. Preview or download individually, or download successful results together as a ZIP.
How do I convert \(…\) and \[…\] to dollar signs?
The formatter replaces every \( and \) with $, and every \[ and \] with $$. Existing dollar delimiters and other LaTeX commands are left unchanged. It applies the same replacement inside code blocks.
Can I use the result in Markdown notes?
Yes, if your note-taking app or Markdown editor supports dollar-delimited math. Support varies by editor. This tool changes delimiter text; it does not render equations or turn images into LaTeX.
Does this convert entire LaTeX documents or correct equations?
No. It normalizes four math delimiter strings. It does not convert LaTeX document structure, repair syntax, check mathematical correctness or render equations. Text and files are processed locally without uploads, AI calls or saved history.