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I need a HTML LaTeX equation editor that creates graphical equations in the form of image (.png, .jpg, etc.) and produces code for directly embedding equations into HTML websites.
Codecogs used to be my choice for this, but since past few days, it's service has been disrupted and I need an alternate.
PS: I know I can do this with MathJAX/JSMath, but I need an image output only.
Since you need an image output only, the Daum Equation Editor may be worth a try. It's a browser-based WYSIWYG LaTeX editor that allows you to save LaTeX equations as .png images.
Here's a sample screenshot of the editor:
And here's a sample .png image saved by it:
If you want to make sure there are no delays, I recommend you to put the workload of rendering to the client. Libraries such as MathJax/jsMath allow you to render the Latex code directly in the visitor's browser. This has the nice side effect that this content is accessible for screen readers that do not support to display pictures.
Wolfram alpha will plot simple LaTex equations into images and graphs for you. I do not know how it handles more complex stuff.
