Equation Editor

To activate the Equation Editor, click the Formula button in the toolbar, or press G on your keyboard.

Then, click anywhere on the board to start creating an equation. This will open the formula toolbar, where you can access a wide range of mathematical symbols and formatting options to construct your equation.

You can insert basic numbers, letters, and commonly used symbols directly using your keyboard. For mathematical symbols and operators that aren't available on the keyboard, select them from the toolbar. Symbols are organized into categories for easy navigation, making it simple to find what you need.

Many common mathematical notations can be typed directly into the editor using these shortcuts:

• Type / to create a fraction.
• Use ^ for exponents (e.g., typing x^2 will result in x²).
• Type _ for subscripts (e.g., typing x_1 will display as x₁).

Press Enter to wrap to a new line within your equation.

To insert a matrix or other advanced mathematical structures, select the appropriate icon from the toolbar. A template will appear that you can fill with your desired values.

For example, to create a 3x3 matrix, select the matrix icon, and a grid will appear where you can input each element.

You can also create custom-sized matrices quickly using keyboard commands. For instance, typing \m[4,3] followed by a Space will create a matrix with 4 columns and 3 rows, allowing you to customize it as needed.

To insert more complex structures, such as integrals, summations, or Greek letters, use the toolbar. Hovering over each symbol displays a tooltip with a LaTeX-like command that can also be entered directly from your keyboard.

Adjust the stroke and fill options to customize the appearance of your equations, ensuring they are visually distinct on your whiteboard. This feature allows you to make your equations stand out or integrate them seamlessly with other content on your board.

To edit an existing equation, double-click on it to reopen the Equation Editor. You can then make any necessary changes.

To select a specific part of an equation, click and drag your mouse over the desired section. You can then copy (Ctrl + C) or paste (Ctrl + V) the selected part, or replace it with new content.

To move an equation around the whiteboard, click and drag it to your desired location. Use the green handles around the equation's border to resize it as needed.