Install Texslide | TexSlide

Download & Installation

Visit the TexSlide Website , download the appropriate installer for your operating system, and complete the installation.

Download the texslide.dmg installer package.
Double-click to open the disk image and drag TexSlide.app to your Applications folder.
Find TexSlide in Launchpad and click to run.


chmod +x texslide.AppImage

Move texslide.AppImage to your desired location and double-click to run.
To enable video playback, install the corresponding GStreamer components for your Linux distribution:

Ubuntu / Debian


sudo apt install libgstreamer1.0-0 libgstreamer-plugins-base1.0-0 gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad

Fedora / RHEL / CentOS


sudo dnf install gstreamer1 gstreamer1-plugins-base gstreamer1-plugins-bad

Arch Linux


sudo pacman -S gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-bad

After installing TexSlide, you need to properly configure the LaTeX engine path.

Choose the appropriate compilation engine based on your presentation document requirements.

Engine	Scenario	Description
latex	English-only documents	The traditional PDFTeX engine with excellent compatibility, suitable for documents containing only English and mathematical formulas.
xelatex	Multilingual documents	The modern XeTeX engine with contemporary font system, supporting Unicode characters including Chinese, Japanese, and others.

Click TexSlide -> Preferences in the menu bar, then select TexSlide -> Formula in the Options panel.
As shown below, set the LaTeX path in the LaTeX Path Settings section on the right.

LaTex Path Setting

Click AutoDetect to let TexSlide automatically search for installed latex, xelatex, and dvisvgm executables.
If auto-detection fails, click Edit to manually set the full path to latex, xelatex, and dvisvgm executables.

Select either latex or xelatex as your compilation engine based on your needs.
After configuration, click Apply. TexSlide will verify whether the configured LaTeX is usable. If the path is incorrect, a warning dialog will appear with the message: The path of latex is not correct!.