Guide
Export formats explained
Six Doc Export formats, two Test Formater layouts — here's what each one actually gives you.
Doc Export formats
You can select any combination of these in one conversion — picking more doesn't cost extra coins, since the underlying OCR pass is shared across all of them.
Markdown (MMD)
Mathpix Markdown with LaTeX math, ideal for further editing
Plain Text / Markdown
Readable plain markdown export
DOCX (Word)
Microsoft Word document with formatted equations
LaTeX
Zipped LaTeX project (.tex + assets)
HTML
Web page export of the document
JSON (raw OCR)
Structured line-by-line OCR data
Test Formater: Appx vs Classplus
Both layouts produce a bordered-table .docx with one table per question — the difference is entirely in how the answer and marks are represented, to match what each bulk-upload target expects.
Appx
One row per field — Question, Type, one Option row per choice, a separate Answer row, then Solution, Positive Marks and Negative Marks. Use this when your bulk-upload template expects the correct answer called out on its own line.
Classplus
A 3-column table where each Option row is tagged correct or incorrect directly, instead of a separate Answer row — and positive/negative marks share one combined Marks row. Use this for the Classplus bulk-question-upload format.
Not sure which one you need? Check the export template your test platform provides — if it has a standalone "Answer" column, use Appx; if correctness is marked per-option, use Classplus.