Math Solver

AI Math Solver & Math Scanner: Solve Problems From Photos

Type a question, paste an image, get a step-by-step solution.

Step-by-step math solutions

AI Math Solver solves typed, pasted and scanned math problems with step-by-step explanations and a clear final answer. Say you're stuck on question 14, and the answer key only says "x = 4" with no hint of how to get there.

Photos, PDFs and Word files need a free account; typing or dictating a problem works without one.

  1. Type it or snap it

    Type the problem as it is written, or take a photo or screenshot of it. The math image solver shows what it read, so you can fix any slip before it solves.

  2. Follow every step

    The solver works through it, showing the operation in each step and the reasoning behind it.

  3. Check the final answer

    The solution ends with a clear final answer to compare with your answer key.

What it solves

It covers school and university math. Pick a topic to see what it handles.

Geometry solver

Triangles, circles and proofs.

Calculus problem solver

Limits, derivatives and integrals.

Word problem solver

Turns a story into an equation, then solves it.

Statistics solver

Averages, spread, tests and other questions about data.

Probability solver

Chance, from basic events to combinations and Bayes' theorem.

Math calculator with steps

Quick sums, fractions and percentages.

Homework, revision and practice

Use it for homework, exam revision, class assignments and everyday math learning.

For the best results

Type the question exactly as written, or upload a sharp image with every number and symbol visible.

AI homework helper

Need help with homework? This page shows how to use the solver to learn the method rather than copy the answer.

Math problems with answers

Problems to work through for practice.

Hard math questions

For when you want a challenge.

Learn the reasoning, not only the answer

Students who want more guided explanations can use it as an AI math tutor: ask why a step works, ask for a hint instead of the full answer, or ask for a similar problem to try on your own. Any question counts, so it doubles as math help whenever you're stuck.

It's free, and you can start without an account.