Math Input for Google Forms

Insert and render mathematical notation in Google Forms responses using a WYSIWYG LaTeX editor.

Math for Google Forms lets students and teachers write mathematical expressions directly inside Google Forms answer fields — no copy-pasting from external tools required. How it works A small math button appears next to every answer field on Google Forms. Clicking it opens a visual equation editor where you can build expressions by clicking symbols or typing LaTeX. When you click Insert, the math is placed into the answer field and rendered beautifully in place. Features Visual WYSIWYG editor powered by MathQuill — no LaTeX knowledge required Full LaTeX support for users who prefer to type directly Symbol library covering Basic, Greek, Calculus, Sets & Logic, and Advanced symbols One-click templates for common formulas (Quadratic, Pythagorean, Euler's identity, and more) Multi-line math input for complex expressions Renders math inside answer fields using KaTeX — fast and accurate Works entirely offline — no data is sent anywhere Privacy This extension does not collect, transmit, or store any personal data. All processing happens locally in your browser. The only storage used is Chrome's local storage to remember your last expression between sessions. Permissions Active tab — to detect answer fields on the current Google Forms page Storage — to save your last math expression locally