A curated collection of highly functional, beautifully formatted, and modern LaTeX templates for various academic and professional use cases.
All templates have been configured to support XeLaTeX, which provides built-in support for UTF-8 and modern font rendering.
A standard, professional two-column LaTeX template, modeled after top-tier conferences (like IEEE/ACM).
- Features: Dual-column layout, robust author/affiliation formatting (
authblk), modern table and figure setups (booktabs), and BibTeX integration (natbib). - Structure: Pre-split into multiple
sections/(Introduction, Related Work, Methodology, Experiments, Conclusion) for easy collaborative writing via Git.
A comprehensive, single-column A4 report template designed for university assignments, project reports, and dissertations.
- Features: Clean structure, custom header/footer layout (
fancyhdr), code snippet highlighting (listings), and an organized methodology/results section.
A clean and structured template specifically for solving mathematical or algorithmic homework assignments.
- Features: Custom "Solution" environments with framed boxes (
mdframed), standard theorem packages, and a clean header for student and course information.
A complete functional sandbox demonstrating standard LaTeX capabilities. Excellent for beginners learning LaTeX syntax.
- Features: Includes examples for basic text formatting, inline and block math equations, lists, standard tables, and image insertion.
It is highly recommended to compile these documents using XeLaTeX to ensure proper rendering (especially for any CJK characters if needed in the future, as the ctex package is pre-included natively).
Navigate to the desired directory and run:
xelatex main.tex
bibtex main # If the template includes a references.bib
xelatex main.tex
xelatex main.texEnsure your default compiler or "recipe" is set to use XeLaTeX. The files include the %!TEX TS-program = xelatex magic comment, which should automatically force most modern editors to use the correct engine.
The Academic_Paper template separates the content into the sections/ directory. By doing this, multiple authors can work on different .tex files simultaneously without causing massive Git merge conflicts.