Get started with CorTeX
Open your first research document and choose a path for learning CorTeX.
Learn how to write, compile, collaborate, and publish research with CorTeX.
New to CorTeX? Start with Get started with CorTeX to try the workspace, create or import a project, and choose Markdown or LaTeX.
If you already have a goal, browse the guides below for compiling, collaborating, sharing, exporting, and troubleshooting. Each page covers one task and links to the next useful step.
Open your first research document and choose a path for learning CorTeX.
Learn what Try mode can do and when to save your temporary work.
Start with an empty Markdown or LaTeX project, or choose a template.
Bring a public GitHub repository or ZIP archive into CorTeX safely.
Understand when to use CorTeX slide decks and what the renderer provides.
See how shared editing, presence, comments, and offline changes work together.
Inspect, name, restore, copy, or download earlier project states.
Ask for focused writing or LaTeX help and review every proposed source change.
Create, upload, rename, move, delete, paste, and export project files.
Find text across accessible files and preview broad replacements before applying them.
Use live HTML, math, diagrams, project links, and source navigation.
Choose the main document, engine, TeX Live snapshot, and PDF preview workflow.
Create a tagged PDF and use CorTeX's report to check its language, structure, tables, and figures.
Structure a deck, choose a theme, present it, and export PDF, HTML, or PPTX.
Invite people or create links with the right role and file scope.
Choose between academic phrases, formula explanations, writing suggestions, and Orca.
Match the source format to your research stage and required output.
Use snapshots, stable preambles, checkpoints, and cached figures effectively.
Resolve missing files, packages, engines, downloads, and unsupported tools.
Current user-facing highlights and links to the docs that explain them.