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Free LaTeX templates

Free LaTeX templates that open in your browser as a ready project and compile to PDF. No login, no compile timeout, nothing to install.

How it works

Pick a template, click Open in LaTeX.to, then click Preview or press Ctrl+Enter.

For students · For researchers · For teachers · Job applications · General documents

For students

• Cheat sheet Three columns of formulas on one landscape page.
• Homework Problem sets with numbered problem and solution environments.
• Lab report Abstract, method and results, with a units table and a plot.
• Report Title page, table of contents and chapters with the report class.

For researchers

• ACM paper acmart sigconf paper with CCS concepts, keywords and ACM references.
• Beamer presentation Title slide, bullet slides and a math slide with the beamer class.
• Elsevier article elsarticle preprint with frontmatter, corresponding author and keywords.
• IEEE paper IEEEtran conference paper with author blocks, index terms and BibTeX.
• Research paper Article class paper with abstract, affiliations, figure, table and BibTeX.
• Poster A0 conference poster with a title bar and two columns of blocks.
• Research proposal Aims, methods, a work plan timeline and a budget, with BibTeX references.
• Thesis Title page, abstract, chapters in separate files and a BibTeX bibliography.

For teachers

• Exam Exam class with points, multiple choice and a grade table.
• Lecture notes Course notes with theorem environments and one section per lecture.

Job applications

• Academic CV Two or three pages with publications, grants, talks and teaching.
• Cover letter One page application letter with sender, recipient and subject line.
• Resume One page, single column, ATS friendly, written for software engineers.

General documents

• Article Title, abstract, sections, math and a BibTeX bibliography.
• Book Title page, preface, parts, chapters in their own files, appendix.
• Letter A formal letter with return address, opening, body and signature.
• TikZ figures Flowchart, geometric constructions and a pgfplots chart, drawn in the source.

Coming from Overleaf

All Overleaf projects compile on LaTeX.to.

1. In Overleaf, open Menu, then Download, then Source. You get a zip file of the project.
2. Open LaTeX.to.
3. Click the "+" button next to Projects.
4. Click Import ZIP and pick that file.
5. The project appears under Projects, named after the zip file. Click its main .tex file to open it.
6. Click Preview or press Ctrl+Enter.

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