8gwifi LaTeX Editor

What it does

AI features

The AI assistant generates LaTeX from plain-English prompts, can repair compilation errors, rewrite selected text, and convert screenshots of equations, tables, and matrices into editable LaTeX.checked 9 Oct 2001

Chemistry

Chemistry rendering can produce Lewis dot, SMILES 2D, or 3D geometry images with a property table for selected chemical notation.checked 9 Oct 2001

Code runner

The inline runner supports 20 languages, including Java, Python, C, C++, C#, Go, Rust, JavaScript, Ruby, PHP, and Bash.checked 9 Oct 2001

Compilation

The editor uses a server-side full TeX Live distribution and offers PDF preview as a native PDF or page-by-page canvas.checked 9 Oct 2001

Cookies and logs

The site privacy policy says it uses Google Analytics and AdSense cookies and retains standard request logs for up to 90 days.checked 9 Oct 2001

Editing tools

The editor lists 170+ autocomplete commands, syntax highlighting, bracket matching, a symbol picker, multi-file projects, voice-to-LaTeX dictation, and inline error markers.checked 9 Oct 2001

Intended audience

The maker presents the editor for people creating LaTeX documents involving code examples, mathematics, chemistry, or academic writing, with no signup or installation required.checked 9 Oct 2001

Math solver

The math solver inserts step-by-step LaTeX derivations for selected integrals, derivatives, limits, and matrix operations.checked 9 Oct 2001

Privacy

The editor says there is no account, email, or tracking and that work stays in the browser unless compiled; the site privacy policy separately says standard analytics and advertising apply across the site.checked 9 Oct 2001

Product

8gwifi describes the editor as an online LaTeX compiler with an inline code runner, symbolic math solver, chemistry rendering, AI assistance, and image-to-LaTeX conversion.checked 9 Oct 2001

Saving and export

Projects auto-save to browser localStorage, and users can switch documents, rename them, and export .tex or PDF files.checked 9 Oct 2001

Security and data handling

The site privacy policy says server-side tool inputs are sent over HTTPS, processed in memory or short-lived temporary files, and not logged by content; temporary files are deleted before the response is sent.checked 9 Oct 2001

Support

The editor page links to Google login, Buy Me a Coffee, and the maker's X account as support or contact options.checked 9 Oct 2001