Math.Photos is a free AI-powered browser extension that solves math problems from screenshots and gives step-by-step explanations. It describes itself as a math tutor that actually teaches, and it is aimed at students working through math problems in the browser.
Its stated features include full step-by-step solutions, an interactive “Teach Me” mode based on Socratic tutoring, and answer verification by multiple AI models plus a symbolic solver. The site also says it can handle handwritten problems, supports keyboard shortcuts, and shows confidence scores for answers. A comparison section says it is browser-native, works on any math website, and provides free step-by-step explanations. The page also presents example output for a calculus integral, including a verified answer.
Math.Photos is available on Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. The site invites users to install it and describes it as available on all major browsers, with one-click installation. It is presented for students, and the page includes testimonials from high school and college students as well as a note that it is used at 15+ school districts.
Pricing is shown as free for 40 solves total with full step-by-step explanations and support for all browsers. Paid plans listed on the page are Lite at $1.99 per month, Student at $4.99 per month, and Pro at $9.99 per month. The pricing section says there are no hidden fees, no bait and switch, and no commitments, and it states that no data is sold. The page also says 0.5% of a subscription goes to removing CO₂ from the atmosphere.
Math.Photos is an Education & learning project. It focuses on getting step-by-step solutions to math problems by capturing screenshots in the browser. Math.Photos is a consumer product aimed at students and learners. It is available for free. It ships for the web, embeddable surfaces, and iOS.
Math.Photos first shipped in 2026. Key capabilities include screenshot capture, step-by-step solutions, and AI math solver. The interface is available in 13 languages, including Arabic, German, and English.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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