# What tools can be used to extract MathJax/LaTeX from scanned input?

Some users post question (and sometimes also answers) which contain text and formulas as images. Often some other users help with retyping the questions into properly formatted text and MathJax formula. For short text, typing the formula is probably the fastest way, but still it might be useful to know: Are there some tools that can be used to get MathJax/LaTeX from a scanned formulas? (Or even mix of text and formulas.)

To make this question more focused, let us concentrate here only on input which contains formulas. (Be it handwritten text or typed text.) Scanning plain text would be a question for a separate discussion.

I have posted this questions partially as a follow-up to previous question: Mathpix Snip Tool: Automatic $$\rm\LaTeX$$ code generation from typed or handwritten math! It was closed and some of the objections in the comments were that it wasn't really formulated as a question - more as an announcement. I hope this one is closer to a question. (There is also an older related question: Extraction of Math -expressions with OCR from scanned photos? My guess would be that situation might have changed a bit since 2012 and it is likely that more tools of this kind are now available.)

I will certainly admit that this question is not exactly about the intended topic of Mathematics Meta. On the other hand, since it might be useful for users of this site, perhaps it might be useful to have here at least some pointers to places where information about this topic is available. (And I think that answers describing some specific solution with details included by a user who has experience with that particular tool might be useful, too.)