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TikZ Editor

WYSIWYG editor for figures in LaTeX

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TikZ Editor is a web-based visual editor for TikZ, the TeX graphics language documented at tikz.dev. The manual for TikZ and PGF (version 3.1.11) describes TikZ as a graphics language where users 'program' their graphics with TeX commands, noting that the approach has a steep learning curve, no WYSIWYG editing, and that small changes require long recompilation times. TikZ Editor provides a visual editing interface for creating these figures.

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