Physics AI
An online physics solver that explains equations, units, and concepts from typed problems or photos.

Physics AI is an online physics helper for students who want a quick answer or a guided explanation. It accepts typed questions and photo uploads, then works through physics problems step by step. It’s designed for homework, exam preparation, and students who want to understand the method instead of relying only on a final answer.
The tool covers common physics coursework, from mechanics and motion to electricity, waves, optics, and introductory modern physics. You can choose between direct problem solving and a more guided tutoring approach depending on how much assistance you need.
Key Features
Photo and Text Input
Enter a physics problem by typing it or uploading an image.
It can work with:
- Handwritten work
- Printed questions
- Physics diagrams
- Graphs
- Text-heavy problems
This makes it useful when the problem is already on a worksheet, textbook, or notebook.
Direct Solver and Tutor Modes
Choose how much help you want.
The direct solver is designed for students who need a quick solution, while the tutor-style mode provides hints and reasoning so you can work through the problem yourself.
Step-by-Step Solutions
Follow the reasoning behind a solution instead of seeing only the final result.
The tool can show:
- Known values
- Unknown quantities
- Formula selection
- Substitution
- Unit handling
- Calculations
- Final results
This makes it useful for checking where a mistake occurred as well as understanding how to approach a new problem.
Physics Visuals
Get help with problems that depend on diagrams and visual reasoning.
It supports areas such as:
- Free-body diagrams
- Circuit setups
- Vector components
- Motion graphs
- Physics diagrams
This is particularly useful for questions where understanding the setup is as important as performing the calculation.
Broad Course Coverage
Physics AI covers topics across several education levels, including:
- High School Physics
- AP Physics
- IB Physics
- A-Level Physics
- Introductory College Physics
The broad coverage makes it suitable for students working through different physics courses with the same tool.
Built for Learning Physics
Physics AI combines image-based problem input, direct solving, guided tutoring, and step-by-step explanations into one physics-focused workflow.
Key benefits include:
- Solve physics problems from photos
- Enter questions as text
- Get direct answers when needed
- Work through problems with guided hints
- See formulas and substitutions
- Check units during calculations
- Work with diagrams and graphs
- Get help with free-body diagrams
- Understand circuit setups
- Break vectors into components
- Review motion graphs
- Prepare for physics exams
- Check homework and practice problems
- Identify algebra and unit mistakes
Built For
- High School Students
- AP Physics Students
- IB Physics Students
- A-Level Students
- College Students
- Physics Learners
- Exam Candidates
- Students Checking Their Work
Common Use Cases
- Solving physics homework
- Reviewing exam problems
- Checking calculations
- Understanding difficult concepts
- Working through handwritten problems
- Analyzing physics diagrams
- Solving motion and kinematics problems
- Working with Newton’s laws
- Studying circuits and electricity
- Reviewing waves and optics
- Practicing introductory modern physics
- Finding algebra or unit mistakes
Why It Matters
Physics problems often require more than identifying the correct answer. Choosing the right equation, interpreting a diagram, handling units, and setting up the problem correctly can be just as important as the calculation itself.
Physics AI focuses on showing that process. Students can upload a problem or type it in, then choose between a quick solution and a more guided approach. The step-by-step breakdown can help reveal whether the issue was a wrong formula, substitution, unit conversion, or calculation.
The photo input is also useful for problems that are difficult to reproduce manually, especially when worksheets contain diagrams, graphs, or handwritten notes. Instead of switching between separate tools for different types of questions, students can work with text and visual problems in the same interface.
Learn Physics With Step-by-Step Help
Upload or type a physics problem, choose between direct solving and guided tutoring, and work through the formulas, substitutions, units, and reasoning needed to reach the solution.