Licenses
Last updated: June 22, 2025
This page provides a summary of the license terms for using the TexSlide software. For the full, legally binding agreement, please refer to our Terms of Service.
TexSlide Software License
TexSlide is available in two license tiers, each designed for different needs.
Free License
- Usage: For personal and non-commercial use only.
- Functionality: Limited to 30 formulas per presentation.
- Support: Basic support through community forums.
Pro License
- Usage: For both personal and commercial use.
- Functionality: Unlimited formula rendering.
- Devices: A single user license can be used on up to three (3) devices.
- Support: Priority technical support.
Third-Party Software
TexSlide is built with and interacts with powerful open-source components. Your use of these components is subject to their respective licenses.
LibreOffice
TexSlide is built upon a modified version of LibreOffice Impress, which is licensed under the Mozilla Public License v2.0 (MPL 2.0). The source code for our modifications to LibreOffice is available upon request.
As a large project, LibreOffice itself incorporates numerous third-party components. A complete list of these components and their respective licenses is provided by The Document Foundation and can be viewed here.
LaTeX
TexSlide interfaces with your local LaTeX installation to render formulas. LaTeX distributions (like TeX Live, MiKTeX) are typically licensed under the LaTeX Project Public License (LPPL).
Other Open Source Components
TexSlide also includes various other open-source libraries. A complete list of these components and their licenses is available in the application's "About" section.
For Academic Institutions
We offer special volume licensing plans for academic and research institutions. If you are interested in purchasing multiple licenses for your department or organization, please contact our sales team to discuss the available options.
License Compliance
Your use of TexSlide must comply with all terms outlined in our comprehensive Terms of Service. Failure to do so may result in the termination of your license.