Built for students, writers and researchers
AI Math Solver with steps
Type a problem or snap a photo of it. Get the method, every step in clean math notation, the final answer and a check — so you learn how to solve the next one yourself.
Result
Your result will appear here.
A math solver that shows its work
Every answer is a worked solution you can follow, check and learn from.
From algebra to calculus and statistics
Algebra & precalculus
Linear and quadratic equations, inequalities, systems, exponents, logarithms, functions and graph features.
Geometry & trigonometry
Areas, volumes, angles, triangle rules, identities and trigonometric equations, with each formula stated.
Calculus
Limits, derivatives, integrals and series — the rule used (chain, product, substitution, parts) is named at each step.
Statistics & probability
Mean, standard deviation, probability rules, distributions and hypothesis-test basics, interpreted in context.
Linear algebra
Matrix operations, determinants, inverses and systems solved with row reduction.
Word problems
The story is translated into equations first, so you see how to set the problem up — the part most students find hardest.
How to use the AI math solver
Enter the problem
Type or paste it, or add a photo or screenshot. You can add both — for example the photo plus a note on which part you need.
Pick the topic and style
Leave the topic on automatic or choose one, then pick full steps, concise steps or hints first.
Follow the solution
Read the method, work through the numbered steps and compare the final answer with your own attempt.
Check and practice
Use the check-your-work step and the key takeaway to try a similar problem on your own.
Learn the method, not just the answer
Hints-first mode
Choose “Hints first, answer last” to get nudges for each step before the full solution appears.
Honest about uncertainty
If a photo is blurry or a problem is missing information, the solver says what is unclear instead of guessing.
Follow your course's rules
Use worked solutions to study and check your own work. Many courses limit AI help on graded work — when in doubt, ask your teacher.
Frequently asked questions
Arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, linear algebra, statistics, probability and word problems. Very long proofs or research-level problems may need a human expert.
Yes. Add a PNG, JPG or WebP image up to 5 MB — choose a file, drop it on the box or paste a screenshot. The solution starts by writing out the problem as it was read, so you can confirm it matches.
No AI solver is right every time, which is why every solution shows each step and ends with a check. Follow the reasoning and compare it with your own work rather than copying the result.
Not on the Pro plans* (*fair use: up to 300 runs a day across the writing, study and code tools). Without a plan, a typed problem uses 2 credits and a problem with a photo 3, because reading the image costs more to process. Signed-out visitors can preview the start of a solution for free.
Use it to understand methods, check your answers and practice. Follow your school's or course's rules on AI tools — many do not allow AI help on graded assignments or exams.
Solutions are written in the language of the page you are using. Math notation is the same in every language.
Stuck on a problem?
Get a worked solution with every step explained, then try the next one yourself.
Solve step by step- Steps with clear math notation
- Photo or typed input
- Final answer plus a check