Originally developed by Richard Koch. First released on July 23, 2000.
Current development and maintenance: Yusuke Terada (since October 2026)
TeXShop is a TeX document editor for macOS that makes editing TeX documents and previewing PDFs convenient.
Color-coded TeX commands and comments make your source easier to read.
Command completion and macros help you enter frequently used code quickly.
Jump between corresponding locations in your source and PDF to check your edits against the typeset result.
(Requirements: macOS 14.6 or later · Apple Silicon / Intel (64-bit))
A separate TeX distribution is required for typesetting.
TeXShop is open-source software, currently developed and maintained by Yusuke Terada. The source code is available on GitHub, and bug reports are handled through GitHub Issues.
TeXShop was originally developed by Richard Koch and first released in 2000. We thank him and the many contributors, translators, and users who have supported it.
The source repository begins with Richard Koch’s TeXShop 5.58 Golden Gate sources, followed by maintenance changes. Earlier development history is not included.
TeXShop is free software under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later. Bundled components retain their own licenses.
