Tenorshare AI Math
AI math solver with step-by-step explanationsPhotograph a problem, get the steps
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Check a homework problem and see where your method went wrong
- Help a child with geometry proofs when the approach is unclear
- Work through calculus topics with explanations on demand
How to use it
- 1 Upload a photo, PDF or text of the problem.
- 2 Read the generated solution steps and the highlighted answer.
- 3 Watch the video explanation if the written steps are unclear.
- 4 Try the follow-up practice questions on the same skill.
- 5 Ask further questions about the solution if needed.
Who it is for
Pros
- Accepts photos, PDFs and typed text including handwriting
- Explanations show the working, not just the answer
- Practice questions reinforce the same skill
- Free trial available before paying
Limitations
- Full use requires a paid plan after the free trial
- Accuracy claims are the vendor's own and are not independently checked
- Handwriting and unusual notation can still be misread
- Submitting generated answers as your own work may break school rules, and that risk sits with you
What Tenorshare AI Math is
Tenorshare AI Math is an online solver for math problems with a free trial attached. You hand it a problem in whatever form you have it: a photo of a page, a PDF, pasted text or typed input, including legible handwriting. It reads the expressions and word problems, then returns a solution broken into steps, showing each transformation and marking the final answer. Beyond the answer, it turns the solution into a short video with concept reminders, and it generates similar practice questions so you can check whether you understood the method or just copied it. The site claims 98 percent recognition accuracy, an average solving time of one second, coverage of 100 topics and assistance at any hour.
What you can do with it
- Scan or type a problem and get a worked solution.
- Watch a video version of the explanation when the written steps are unclear.
- Practice with automatically generated questions on the same skill.
- Ask follow-up questions about a step you did not understand.
Who it is for
- Students who need a check on homework and exam preparation.
- Parents helping with math they last studied years ago.
- Self-learners working through a topic without a teacher nearby.
What to watch out for
The free trial runs out, and continued use requires payment, so decide whether the explanation quality is worth it before subscribing. The accuracy and speed figures come from the vendor rather than an independent test, and real-world performance varies with image quality, handwriting and unusual notation. The solver is a learning aid, not a shortcut: submitting generated answers as your own work may break school rules, and that risk sits with you. Always sanity-check a result against your own reasoning, especially for word problems where a misread premise produces a confident wrong answer.
FAQ
What can I input?
Photos in JPG, PNG or WebP, PDF files, pasted text or typed text, including clear handwriting.
How fast is it?
The site claims an average solving time of about one second.
Does it explain the answer?
Yes, it breaks the problem into steps, shows each transformation and can produce a video explanation.
Is it free?
A free trial is offered, with a paid upgrade for continued use.
Why it is free
What the official page says： for freefree trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
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