\[ T(t) = T_{\text{room}} + (T_0 - T_{\text{room}})\,e^{-kt} \]BecomesNewton's law of cooling, or: why your coffee is cold again.
Formulas become editable Word equations. Wide tables get their own landscape page. Mermaid diagrams are drawn for you. Free to try, nothing to install.
\[ T(t) = T_{\text{room}} + (T_0 - T_{\text{room}})\,e^{-kt} \]
Five real inputs, five quirks, one engine. Each one becomes a native equation you can edit in Word.
\[ T(t) = T_{\text{room}} + (T_0 - T_{\text{room}})\,e^{-kt} \]BecomesNewton's law of cooling, or: why your coffee is cold again.
$$\theta = \omega\sqrt{\frac{2h}{g}} \approx 180^\circ$$BecomesWhy toast lands butter-side down. Robert Matthews worked it out in 1995.
[ P = \left\lceil \frac{n \cdot s}{8} \right\rceil ]BecomesPizzas for a hackathon. The backslashes got lost; the maths did not.
\\( v_t = \sqrt{\frac{2mg}{\rho C_d A}} \\)BecomesTerminal velocity of a spherical cow. About 154 m/s.
$sum_(k=1)^oo 1/k^2 = pi^2/6$Becomes
The Basel problem. It took Euler until 1734.
These are the actual pages Word shows for the coffee example. Page 3 holds a nine-column table, so it turns sideways. Page 4 is portrait again.
p.1
p.2
p.4
```mermaid
flowchart LR
A[Remember coffee] --> B{Still warm?}
B -- yes --> C[Drink it]
B -- no --> D{Microwave nearby?}
D -- yes --> E[Reheat, feel shame]
D -- no --> F[Drink it anyway]
```
Same coffee, four outfits. Pick a theme before you download; the Word file and the PDF always match.




Because pasted maths arrives as plain text, wide tables run off the page and diagrams stay as code. Here is how the usual routes compare.
| What you need | Copy and paste | Pandoc | Mathfold |
|---|---|---|---|
| Formulas | NoPlain text or raw LaTeX | YesNative equations | YesNative, editable equations |
| ChatGPT's \( \) and \[ \] maths | NoArrives as text | PartlyNeeds an extension flag | YesRead automatically |
| Formulas that lost their backslashes | NoStay broken | NoStay broken | YesRepaired |
| Wide tables | NoOften run off the page | PartlySqueezed into portrait | YesLandscape page when needed |
| Mermaid diagrams | NoCode only | PartlyNeeds a filter | YesDrawn and sized to the page |
| PDF with the same layout | NoSeparate step | PartlyNeeds a LaTeX install | YesOne click |
| Nothing to install | YesWorks anywhere | NoCommand-line tool | YesRuns in the browser |
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Send Markdown, receive a .docx or PDF. Same engine, same layout rules, one API key.
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Mathfold is a web app that converts Markdown and AI chat answers from ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini into Word (.docx) and PDF files. Formulas become native, editable Word equations, wide tables get landscape pages and Mermaid diagrams are drawn automatically.
Copy the answer with ChatGPT's copy button, paste it into the Mathfold editor and click Download Word. Formulas written with \( \), \[ \] or dollar signs become native Word equations that you can edit with Word's equation editor.
Yes. They are native Office Math (OMML) equations, the same objects Word creates with Insert, Equation. They also open as editable formulas in LibreOffice. They are never pasted as images.
LaTeX in $…$, $$…$$, \(…\) and \[…\], bare environments such as \begin{align}, AsciiMath, MathML, JSON-escaped LaTeX from APIs, and formulas whose backslashes were lost when copying from a chat. The format is detected automatically.
Mathfold measures every table. A table that would not fit a portrait page gets its own landscape page and the document continues in portrait after it. Extremely wide tables, such as 40 columns, are split into column groups that repeat the first column.
Yes. Mermaid code blocks are drawn as diagrams and sized to the page, in both Word and PDF. Wide diagrams can get a landscape page and very tall ones are scaled or split across pages.
Yes, there is a free plan with 10 downloads a month; the first 2 have no watermark. Pro costs $4.99 a month or $39 a year and gives 300 downloads a month without watermark, all four themes and 1,000 API calls.
No. Your Markdown is converted in memory and discarded right after. Mathfold keeps only your account details and a monthly download count.
A light diagonal "Mathfold Free" mark behind the text and a small line in the footer. Pro files have neither.
Yes. There is a REST API (POST /v1/convert) and a remote MCP server at https://mathfold.com/mcp with a convert_markdown tool, so Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients can create Word and PDF files themselves. Both use an API key from the Developers page.
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