Migrate your Overleaf LaTeX projects to Typst. Upload your ZIP export and get clean, working Typst in minutes.
Move your entire Overleaf project to Typst in four steps
In Overleaf, click Menu then Download Source. You get a ZIP with all your files.
Drag and drop your ZIP file into TypeTeX. We extract and analyze every file.
Tylax converts your .tex files to .typ. Bibliography, figures, and references carry over.
Review the converted document, fix any flagged items, and enjoy instant compilation.
Export your project from Overleaf as ZIP and upload directly to TypeTeX.
Tylax-powered converter handles document classes, environments, and commands.
BibTeX and BibLaTeX files are preserved. Citations convert to Typst @key syntax.
Images, diagrams, and figure environments carry over with correct paths and captions.
LaTeX tabular and table environments convert to Typst table() and figure().
All equations, aligned environments, and math operators convert accurately.
Typst compiles in milliseconds, not minutes. No more waiting 30+ seconds for complex documents.
No more \begin{itemize}\item. Typst uses clean, readable markup that is easier to learn and write.
Built-in package manager, scripting language, and first-class functions. No more battling with TeX package conflicts.
LaTeX (Overleaf)
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}
\section{Introduction}
This is \textbf{bold} and
\textit{italic} text.
\begin{equation}
E = mc^2
\end{equation}
\begin{figure}[h]
\centering
\includegraphics{fig1.png}
\caption{Results}
\end{figure}
\end{document}Typst (TypeTeX)
= Introduction
This is *bold* and
_italic_ text.
$ E = m c^2 $
#figure(
image("fig1.png"),
caption: [Results],
)Typst is dramatically more concise. Less boilerplate, fewer errors, faster writing.
In Overleaf, go to Menu (top left) and click 'Source' under Download. This downloads a ZIP file with all your .tex files, images, bibliography, and other assets. Upload this ZIP to TypeTeX to start the migration.
Common packages like amsmath, graphicx, hyperref, booktabs, natbib, biblatex, algorithm2e, and listings convert well. Highly specialized packages (e.g., custom TikZ libraries) may need manual adjustment. The converter flags anything it cannot handle automatically.
Yes. Your .bib file works with both LaTeX and Typst. The converter changes \cite{key} to @key and sets up Typst's bibliography() function. Both BibTeX and BibLaTeX formats are supported.
TikZ diagrams require manual conversion since Typst uses CeTZ instead of TikZ. For simple diagrams, the conversion is straightforward. For complex TikZ code, you can export diagrams as PDF/SVG from Overleaf and include them as images in Typst.
Yes! TypeTeX also offers a Typst to LaTeX converter. You can work in Typst and export to LaTeX for journal submissions that require it. So switching to Typst is not a one-way door.
The automated conversion takes seconds. For a typical paper (10-20 pages with figures and bibliography), you might spend 15-30 minutes reviewing and fixing any edge cases. Complex documents with heavy custom macros or TikZ may take longer.
Yes. Overleaf Rescue helps recover projects when Overleaf is down or inaccessible. This tool is for intentionally migrating your LaTeX projects to Typst format to take advantage of faster compilation and simpler syntax.
Import your Overleaf project and start enjoying instant compilation, simpler syntax, and modern tooling.