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29 questions linked to/from How to superimpose LaTeX on a picture?
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How do I label parts of an image? [duplicate]
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How to superimpose LaTeX on a picture?
Take this image for example:
How can I add labels to an image as done above without manually drawing a line and adding text at the end ...
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place caption on top of figure [duplicate]
I have a figure consisting of three subfigures, but they are all contained within a single .png file. There's a blank space in the bottom-right portion of the figure, where I'd like the figure ...
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How to label images in Latex [duplicate]
The image has 2 labels (1) and (2) with red arrows
Is it possible to do this in Latex or should I try something else to achieve similar result.
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How can I write text to a graphic? [duplicate]
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How to superimpose LaTeX on a picture?
I want to write text to a graphic. Firstly I thought about the wallpaper package in combination with the textpos package. Do you know a ...
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Text over an inserted picture [duplicate]
How can I put text over a picture (.jpg, say) in a tex document? I have a graphic in my document as a .jpg:
\begin{figure}[ht!]
\centering
\includegraphics[scale=.4]{graphic_1.jpg}
\caption{The map $\...
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How to put text in an existing figure/image (maybe with tikz?) [duplicate]
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Drawing on an image with TikZ
How to superimpose LaTeX on a picture?
I was wondering if it's possible to have an existing image (possibly in a figure environment) and then ...
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How can I create a decoration that runs down one side of each page?
Hi I'm writing an ebook in org-mode that includes a separate .tex file for styles. What I'd like to do is create a box that contains the current chapter and section name on a background image that ...
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Mathematical formulas on a graph (not made by TeX) [duplicate]
Let us assume that we have a graph created by a program different from LaTeX (that is not with PStricks or Tikz). I was wandering if it is possible to incorporate mathematical symbols on that graph ...
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Add a figure title and x-axis label to a figure matrix created using pdfpages
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I previously asked: Can I convert a 16 page pdf into an 8x2 matrix in LaTeX?
I ended up creating a 3x5 matrix of images from a 15 page pdf by compiling a document "foo.tex":
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Draw red X over an external image using PGF/Tikz
I want to draw a thick red X over an image from a PNG file, as a part of a Tikz picture. How can this be done? The documentation regarding external images in PGF is a bit vague.
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Is there a template for making memes?
Memes are trivial to generate online. I was wondering however if there is a simple, elegant template for doing it with Latex. I haven't found anything on this.
I'm thinking on two ways. One is just a ...
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Insert text inside a image in eps format
UPDATE:I tried the solution with overpic and it works fine. But the problem is, sometimes, my experimental setup changes and I have to reproduce the eps file using different parameters from Matlab. ...
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How to frame a pdf image with a coordinate system (Tikz?)
I would like to know whether it is possible to put a frame around an included image (via \includegraphics).
I would like to add a coordinate system to an image.
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How can I overlay a grid with LaTeX on an image?
I have an image (782x512pixels):
I would like to overlay a coordinate system (with a grid) where the bottom left hand corner is (0,0) the bottom right is (782,0) top right (782,512) and the top left ...
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How to overlap an image so that is behind text? (transparent image)
I was wondering if I can force an image to be behind the text; without affecting the text. Or the other way around which is to place the text on top of the image.
Here are the examples of my trials:
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