Visual editor
Write lesson notes, worksheets and academic documents with headings, tables, columns, theorem boxes and images. Arrange content visually, review the page layout and export your work.
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Texva is a visual document editor for teaching and academic work. Combine text, equations, diagrams and questions in one document, then export a PDF or turn your content into lecture slides.
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Given y = x² − 2x − 3, find the vertex and the points where the curve meets the x-axis.
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Start with what you need to make today. Each tool connects to the next, inside the same document.
Write lesson notes, worksheets and academic documents with headings, tables, columns, theorem boxes and images. Arrange content visually, review the page layout and export your work.
Write fractions, roots, powers, integrals and matrices alongside your text. Place equations inside sentences or on their own lines to build readable worked solutions.
Create exams with multiple choice, true/false, short answers and written questions. Attach solutions, reuse a question bank, shuffle versions and choose a student or teacher edition.
Add geometry, function plots, diagrams and data charts to your document. Adjust visual elements to match the explanation, question or report you are writing.
Turn your content into slides with equations, figures and charts. Adjust the slide layout and reveal content in steps to match the pace of your explanation.
Bring .docx, .tex, Overleaf projects or Markdown into Texva and continue editing. Export a PDF, LaTeX source or a Texva project package for the next step.
Keep your worksheet, worked solutions and lecture content together, then choose the right format for your audience.
Choose a template or import a document
Add text, equations and figures
Review and export for your audience
No. Build documents with content blocks, a visual math keyboard and diagram tools. Texva supports PDF and LaTeX source export when you want to continue in another tool.
Yes. Texva imports .docx, .tex, Overleaf projects and Markdown. Complex layouts, custom macros and embedded objects may need adjustments; review the preview after importing.
Yes. Questions can include solutions, hints and answers. Choose the audience in the export panel to control which content appears in the printed edition.
AI availability depends on the deployment you use. Writing, equations, visual figures and document export do not require AI. AI tools appear only when enabled in your version.
Yes. Every PDF Texva exports is tagged (headings, lists, tables, picture descriptions) for screen readers. The Accessibility tab in the editor points out pictures without a description and headings in the wrong order; turn on “Accessible PDF” to check against PDF/UA-1.
Open a template, add your content and watch your document take shape.
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