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Quick Equations

A fast, shortcut based equation editor with realtime preview and WolframAlpha, WeBWorK and Google Forms support.

Users10KCurrent public install base
Rating4.3Store average score
Reviews29Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
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Version1.7.1
ManifestV3
Size70.02KiB
Languages1English
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This is a fast equation editor/viewer that allows you to type equations quickly using helpful shortcuts and see them as you do. No more do you have to worry about missing a bracket or mistyping your equation with the real-time preview. You can then search for the equation on WolframAlpha to solve it or see more information. You can also copy or save the equation as an image by right-clicking it, or by dragging in sites such as Google Docs.

You can use the extension directly on the WolframAlpha website by clicking the Quick Equations icon on the page.

To access extension options, right-click the extension button and select "Options".

You can use Quick Equations on any WeBWorK site by enabling that feature in the extension options.

The extension also supports Google Forms and that can be enabled in the options. To add an equation as part of a question, click the image button in Google Forms and then drag the equation from the extension popup to the drop area. You can also preview equations while answering questions or viewing responses by clicking the Quick Equations icon next to them.

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Store average score4.3Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.3Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text8Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews29Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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Graham Cale2026年3月10日
3

As a Math teacher, absolutely, previously, one of my favourite extensions. Using this extension to include equations in Google Slides was a dream. There was a recent update that now has the extension (and it's output) following the theme rules (dark/light) which I desperately wish to turn off. Also, this most recent update reduced the image quality to an unusable degree. I've started looking for alternatives.

Version 1.7.1Language en
janvi khan2020年9月28日
5

i am loving it .its a very good and easy to operate .

Language en
nikson simamora (mora)2020年9月24日
4

equation math mantap

Language en
Neri Luiz von Holleben2014年10月10日
4

Muito prático!

Language pt
3 helpful · 1 not helpful
sh lam2014年3月26日
4

quick and convenience!

Language en
4 helpful · 2 not helpful
Anonymous user2013年10月28日
5

Great chrome app, very useful!!!

Language en
1 helpful · 1 not helpful
Trenton Godar2013年10月13日
4

Simple and easy to use, exactly what I needed. Very helpful with greek variables, just spell out the letter (e.g. beta) and the symbol will be inserted.

Language en
2 helpful · 1 not helpful
C Sloan2012年9月20日
5

This is exactly what I was looking for, and it has great shortcuts.

Language en
3 helpful · 1 not helpful