Office Compatibility: Microsoft Office 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2021, Office 365, and compatible RTF/HTML authoring suites
A comprehensive mathematical formula and scientific equation editor for composing professional notation across text editors, publishing environments, presentations, and digital educational materials.
WYSIWYG Mathematical Authoring: Build complex algebraic formulas, matrices, integrals, summations, and tensor notations with point-and-click palettes and keyboard shortcuts.
Bi-Directional LaTeX & MathML Conversion: Type raw LaTeX notation directly into Word or MathType and convert instantly into visual typesetting, or export equations into MathML for online web publication.
Deep Microsoft Office Integration: Native ribbon add-in for Microsoft Word and PowerPoint, allowing inline formula editing, numbering, cross-referencing, and batch equation conversions.
Broad Application Compatibility: Seamlessly copy-paste and export equations into Adobe InDesign, QuarkXPress, Apple Pages, Google Docs, and HTML/Markdown editors.
Customizable Symbol Palettes: Organize frequently used equations, mathematical constants, and discipline-specific symbols into customizable tabbed toolbars.
Pre-Configured Registry Import: Automatically applies optimized UI preferences and localization settings via the bundled Settings.reg.
Command-line switches for automated or unattended deployment:
/S — Silent (unattended) installation mode.
/NS — Do not create shortcuts in the Windows Start Menu.
/ND — Do not create a shortcut on the Desktop.
/D=PATH — Specify custom installation directory (Note: Must be passed as the final parameter on the command line).
Close all active instances of Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook before proceeding.
Run the setup executable (or launch via command line with the /S flag for silent installation).
If supplied as a separate archive, apply the included patch to the installation directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\MathType\ or C:\Program Files\MathType\).
(Optional) Run/import Settings.reg to set default preferences, measurement units, and interface localization.
Launch Microsoft Word or the standalone MathType editor to confirm proper ribbon integration and activation status.