Math AI Extension

Yes. The Math AI extension starts with 2 shared guest credits, so you can try it without signing in or entering payment details. Each successful answer uses 1 credit. Website trials and extension trials draw from that same allowance; installing again does not create another free balance. Sign in when the shared trial runs out.

No. Sign in to the Math AI extension with the account you use on the website. Your current balance is shared, not copied into a separate wallet. New accounts receive 3 one-time registration credits under the current website offer. Existing users keep their balance; signing in again or reinstalling does not grant a second registration gift.

When your signed-in balance is insufficient, the Math AI extension offers a link to the website’s pricing page. Choose a credit pack or plan there; payment details are handled on the website. After the purchase is confirmed, return to the side panel and refresh your balance. Review your draft and send it yourself when you’re ready.

The Math AI extension captures ordinary webpages after you open it from the toolbar. Chrome may restrict access on internal pages, the Chrome Web Store or some PDF viewers. For those cases, take a screenshot with your device and upload or paste it into the panel. A PDF screenshot is an image input, not a full-document import.

The Math AI extension sends the question and attachment you submit after reviewing the draft and clicking Send. It does not automatically send every webpage you visit. Crop out unrelated names, account details or other personal information before submitting an image. Use the website’s Privacy Policy to review how submitted content is processed and how to contact support.

The Math AI extension is designed for desktop Chrome, where the side panel can stay beside your study page. On a phone or unsupported browser, open the Math AI web solver instead to type a question or upload a photo. Use the same account there; a mobile visit does not require a separate extension subscription.

Give the Math AI extension a clear, tightly framed question. Include the complete equation, exponents, fraction bars, units and any diagram labels needed to solve it. For a word problem, keep the instructions and all given values together. Add your own attempt in the draft when you want help finding a particular mistake rather than starting over.

Use the Math AI extension for study questions in arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, probability or statistics. Submit one complete problem and say what you want explained: the setup, a formula choice or an unclear calculation. For a diagram, include the labels. Course-specific methods or assumptions belong in your question; the screenshot alone may not convey them.

Yes. Keep the discussion in the Math AI extension and ask about the explanation you just received. For example: “Why can we divide by this term?” or “Can you show the substitution?” Mention the line you mean. A follow-up that generates another answer uses credits too, so combine related points into one clear question when that helps.

Treat the Math AI extension as study support, not a guarantee of correctness. Substitute a proposed solution into the original equation, check units and test any assumptions. Ask for an explanation when a step is missing, then compare it with your course material. For graded work, follow your teacher’s rules and write up reasoning you understand.