Photomath

Photomath

Scan equations and understand step-by-step math solutions on mobile and web.

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Photomath is a mobile-first math learning tool that scans equations and shows step-by-step solutions. Its free experience covers core problem recognition and explanations, while Photomath Plus adds textbook solutions, animated tutorials, and deeper reasoning guidance.

Updated

2026-09-01

Platforms

Web / iOS / Android

Freemium

Free tier: Scan equations for free and receive basic step-by-step solutions with a standard calculator.Paid Photomath Plus plan: $9.99/month or approximately $69.99/year for textbook problem explanations, animated tutorials, and deeper guidance on mathematical reasoning.

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Key Features

  • Equation Scanner

    Capture a printed or handwritten math problem with a camera and convert it into a solvable expression.

  • Worked Steps

    Follow the intermediate steps and transformations used to solve a problem.

  • Calculator

    Use the built-in calculator and free problem-solving tools for common math tasks.

  • Animated Tutorials

    Access richer textbook solutions and animated explanations with the Plus subscription.

Pros

  • Fast camera-based math problem recognition
  • Shows reasoning steps instead of only final answers
  • Useful across common school math topics
  • Plus adds richer textbook and visual explanations

Considerations

  • Advanced textbook explanations require Photomath Plus
  • Students may over-rely on solutions without working independently
  • Recognition and generated steps should be checked for unusual problems

Best For

Students

Scan homework problems and follow guided steps to understand the method, not only the final answer.

Parents supporting homework

Review clear solution steps when helping children work through unfamiliar math topics.

Math educators

Use worked solutions and visual explanations as supplementary material when teaching concepts.

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