Is it possible to export to TeX for journal submissions?

Folks,

I have a question about whether it is possible to generate tex format for journal submissions if using Typst. I didn’t find .tex as a exportable format in the Typst help documents.

An exemplar submission format requirements from one of the leading journals in my field: “Save files in an editable format, using the extension .doc/.docx for Word files and .tex for LaTeX files. A PDF is not an acceptable source file.”

I really enjoy using Typst, but when it comes to the phase of submission, it seems I’ll have to switch back to LaTex? Or there must be a way out! Thank you for help!

Best,
Wenbo

I don’t think there is a good (robust) way to achieve good (readable) .tex output.

You might be successful using Pandoc, which claims to support conversions from/to Typst and from/to LaTeX, but I haven’t tried it.

You might be able to convince the journal to accept Typst files though, which would be the best outcome imo.

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The tinymist VS Code extension is also capable of exporting to TeX. The feature is currently in early development, and I haven’t used it before.

Example: Styling a Typst Document by IEEE LaTeX Template - Exporting to Other Markup Formats

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