TeXstudio

TeXstudio is an open-source, cross-platform editor for LaTeX documents. It originated as a fork of TeXmaker and adds features intended to improve editing efficiency and compile workflows. The editor is built on the Qt framework and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. TeXstudio is licensed under the GNU General Public License and is maintained by a global community of contributors.

Key features include syntax highlighting and code folding for LaTeX source, an integrated PDF viewer with forward and inverse search via SyncTeX, and spell checking. It provides reference and citation checking, intelligent autocomplete for commands and environments, and a large set of templates and snippets. A structure view helps navigate large documents, and users can customize menus, keyboard shortcuts, and build configurations. The built-in build system supports typical LaTeX workflows, allowing sequences such as LaTeX, BibTeX, and view to be run from a single action.

TeXstudio originated as a fork of TeXmaker developed by Benito van de Meer and others. Since its initial release, it has been extended by contributors across platforms and languages, with ongoing releases that add features and bug fixes.

TeXstudio is available as packages for major Linux distributions and official installers for Windows and macOS, along with portable and source options.