Infinite visual canvas
Drag, resize, snap and connect shapes with ports. What you see is what you export — no separate template preview.
Start from an inverting op-amp or RLC filter, rewire stamps, and export TikZ that compiles in any journal template.
IhateLaTeX runs entirely in your browser via a WebAssembly pdfTeX engine — no servers, no sign-up, no uploads. Every tool below is 100% free with unlimited use. The TikZ Studio is a visual diagram canvas: one scene graph drives the preview and the LaTeX. Presets drop editable starter diagrams (MLP, DFA, microservices, op-amp) you can restack, rewire and restyle.
Drag, resize, snap and connect shapes with ports. What you see is what you export — no separate template preview.
Drop an MLP, flowchart, DFA, U-Net, sequence diagram or RLC circuit, then edit every node and arrow.
Coordinates are centimetres. Export snippet, standalone or figure wraps, plus high-resolution PNG and SVG.
Decision diamonds, accepting states, UML lifelines, databases and clouds — all on the same canvas.
Op-amps, RLC parts and grounds compile as ordinary TikZ paths so any journal template will take them.
Diagrams stay in your browser. Copy TikZ into Overleaf or insert a PNG into a paper locally.
Open the neural-network preset (or /tikz-neural-network-generator/). It places neurons and connections on the canvas so you can restack layers, relabel nodes and copy matching TikZ — no manual coordinate math.
TikZ/pgf is LaTeX's vector graphics language. Unlike PNGs from Visio or PowerPoint, TikZ figures match your paper's fonts exactly, scale infinitely, stay editable, and are accepted by all major journals.
Download SVG or a 3× PNG from the live canvas, or copy standalone TikZ and compile it with the standalone class. Preview is the SVG itself (the in-browser engine does not include TikZ).
No. It is free with unlimited diagrams, requires no sign-up, and processes everything locally in your browser — files never leave the device.