Aspose.TeX for Python is coming soon as an open-source library that lets you compile LaTeX or TeX documents in Python, without needing any external TeX software. You will be able to convert .tex files to PDF, XPS, PNG, JPEG, and more, making it useful for document automation, academic tools, and publishing systems. The library will also support custom extensions, font embedding, and secure use in web apps or containers.
.tex files to PDF, XPS, or raster images..tex from file, memory, or virtual file systems.Aspose.TeX does not require a full TeX distribution, making it faster and lighter for modern cloud and web applications. Its open-source model encourages community improvements and transparency in rendering behavior.
The SDK works seamlessly on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and is ideal for embedding LaTeX capabilities into any Python-based system.
It’s an open-source Python SDK that compiles TeX or LaTeX source files into PDF, XPS, or images—without external TeX engines.
You can render .tex to PDF, XPS, PNG, JPEG, BMP, and TIFF formats.
No. Aspose.TeX provides its own TeX engine and does not rely on external distributions.
Yes. It supports memory-based file systems and sandboxed execution, making it suitable for use in web environments or containers.
Yes. The SDK is fully open-source and welcomes contributions for feature enhancement and bug fixes.