Add KaTeX-powered LaTeX markup to Confluence pages.

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PRICINGFree
DEPLOYMENTCloud
CATEGORYContent and communication
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What it does

JeremyTeX adds LaTeX macros to Confluence pages through a slash command. Macro markup can be edited in the configuration pane, with optional expansions supplied as JSON key-value pairs. The macros do not render on mobile because of a platform limitation.

Key capabilities

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Slash command insertion

Typing a forward slash followed by "latex" inserts a LaTeX macro into a page.

Macro markup editing

The configuration pane provides a place to modify the macro's content markup.

JSON expansions

LaTeX macro expansions can optionally be provided as JSON key-value pairs.

How it compares

JeremyTeX is free and cloud-deployed, while Markdown Macro with LaTeX for Confluence Cloud is freemium and cloud-deployed. Embedded Google Calendar for Confluence is freemium and cloud-deployed, was updated in Aug 2025.

NamePricingDeploymentUpdated
JeremyTeXthis pluginFreeCloud
Markdown Macro with LaTeX for Confluence CloudFreemiumCloud
Embedded Google Calendar for ConfluenceFreemiumCloud

In the catalog

990 plugins in Confluence · Content and communication

Price distribution: 228 free, 378 freemium, 384 paid

Pricing & deployment

Platform
Atlassian
Product
Confluence
Deployment
Cloud
Pricing
Free

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What the vendor says

«After inserting a LaTeX macro in a page (type forward slash and "latex"), edit the macro configuration to modify the macro content markup in the configuration pane on the right. Optionally, LaTeX macro expansions may be provided as JSON key-value pairs. Note that as a Confluence Forge application, these macros will …»

Official marketplace listing

Publisher
Jeremy Ong
Updated on marketplace
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Tags

documentation