Browse Packages

Explore 170 packages in the TPIX registry

examit

An exam template based on the MIT LaTeX exam.cls

MIT

hydra

Query and display headings in your documents and templates.

MIT

navigator

Navigation tools for presentations.

MIT

physica

Math constructs for science and engineering: derivative, differential, vector field, matrix, tensor, Dirac braket, hbar, transpose, conjugate, many operators, and more.

MIT

showybox

Colorful and customizable boxes for Typst

MIT

fletcher

Draw diagrams with nodes and arrows.

MIT

lovelace

Algorithms in pseudocode, unopinionated and flexible.

MIT

auto-div

Automatic polynomial division

MIT

larrow

Draw and style arrows between labels.

MPL-2.0

conic-toan

Draw math figures, graphs and variation tables.

MIT

zap

A package to draw standards-inspired electronic circuits, powered by CeTZ

MIT

diagraph

Draw graphs with Graphviz. Use mathematical formulas as labels.

MIT

itemize

An easy way to customize enum and list.

MIT

subpar

Create sub figures easily.

MIT

curryst

Typeset trees of inference rules.

MIT

payqr-swiss

A Swiss QR bill generator for Typst.

LGPL-3.0-only

zebraw

A lightweight and fast package for displaying code blocks with line numbers or highlighting.

MIT

algorithmic

Algorithm pseudocode typesetting for Typst, inspired by algorithmicx in LaTeX

MIT

geomtools

Draw rulers, set squares, protractors and compasses on a figure.

MIT

intsketcher

A package to draw Riemann sums and Darboux sums of functions

MIT

fractusist

Create a variety of wonderful fractals and curves in Typst.

MIT

solving-physics

A package to formulate the solution to a physical problem

MIT

roster-cjk

Lay out lists of CJK (mainly Chinese and Japanese) names into tidy, column-aligned roster grids, with built-in support for Japanese furigana (ruby) and suffixes.

MPL-2.0

codelst

A typst package to render sourcecode.

MIT

algo

Beautifully typeset algorithms.

MIT

diagraph-layout

Exposes the graphviz layout engines api to render graph without dot

MIT

calendaring

Lay out month calendar grids from a year and month.

MIT

h-graph

Draw image releted to graph theory with a very simple mark-up language

MIT

arch-plotter

A parametric 2D CAD and land surveying engine for architectural drafting, built on CeTZ.

MIT

theorion

Out-of-the-box, customizable and multilingual theorem environment package.

MIT

codepoint

Utilities for creating programming labs and exams

MIT

dining-table

Column-wise table definitions for big data

Unlicense

theoframe

A theorem environment package developed by an amateur, use with caution.

MIT

autograph

Automatic graph layout for fletcher

MIT

patstdlib

Some standard pieces I find useful: fonts, subfigures, algorithms, labeled enums, etc.

Apache-2.0

tblr

Table generation and alignment helpers inspired by LaTeX's Tabularray package

MIT

staves

Draw musical clefs and key signatures.

MIT

algol-code

Unopinionated and customizable algorithmic typesetting package.

MIT

stash

Stash content to display it later.

GPL-3.0-or-later

zero-calc

Calculate and display operations with _Zero_ quantities and numbers.

MIT

cheq

Write markdown-like checklist easily.

MIT

theoretic

Opinionated tool to typeset theorems, lemmas and such

Unlicense

booktabs

Table styling, inspired by LaTeX's Booktabs package.

LGPL-3.0-or-later

niram-css

Access all 147 standard CSS color names.

Unlicense

blockst

Render Scratch, Blockly, MakeCode and Open Roberta blocks for educational documents.

MIT

synapse

Synapse is a package offering an easy way to have every reference of a concept linked to its introduction throughout a document. This is heavily inspired by the knowledge package for LaTeX, but with a more idiomatic API.

MIT

satz

A unified document class for everyday documents — letters, invoices, reports, journals, and grant proposals. Inspired by KOMA-Script.

MIT

eggs

Linguistic examples with minimalist syntax

MIT

hypraw

A lightweight package for creating headless code blocks optimized for HTML export.

MIT

codez

Annotate code blocks with marks and geometric overlays.

MIT