Upload photos & files, then ask about them
Attach a PDF worksheet, photo, document or sketch during a session, then ask about any question on it. Includes accepted file types and limits.
Attach a file in a session
Find the + button
It's at the left of the message box, next to Voice.
Choose what to add
Files or photos opens your files, Screenshot captures your screen, Photo uses your camera, and Sketch opens a drawing pad. You can also drag files onto the chat or paste them.
Attach your worksheet
Here, a two-page PDF worksheet from the teacher.
Ask about the content
- Rate of change$6.00 − $4.50 = $1.50 per mileThe fare rises by the same amount each mile.
- Starting fee$4.50 − $1.50 = $3.00Work back to 0 miles.
- EquationF = 1.5m + 3Rate × miles + starting fee.
Point to a specific question
Mention the question number or quote it. The tutor reads tables and diagrams too.
Try it“Can you help me with question 3 on my worksheet? The taxi fare one.”Keep going through the sheet
Ask about the next question, or send your own answer to check.
Try it“And question 4? I think it's C = 20 + 0.10t.”Or sketch your thinking
Choose Sketch to draw a graph or diagram and send it to the tutor.
File types and limits
| Supported | Details |
|---|---|
| Images | PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF — large photos are resized automatically (up to 2048 px). |
| Documents | PDF, Word (DOC/DOCX), PowerPoint (PPT/PPTX), Excel (XLS/XLSX), TXT, Markdown, CSV. |
| Limits | Up to 10 files per message, 100 MB per file and per message. |
Keep learning
Homework help: snap a photo, check your work
Photograph your homework, choose Check work, and the tutor reads your handwriting, confirms what's right, finds the exact line with a mistake, and helps you fix it yourself.
Ways to learnVisual & interactive 3D
See math in 3D right inside the chat: spin a solid, number its faces, step through faces in Lite 3D, build a 3D scene, and turn graphs into 3D models.
Ways to learnVoice mode: talk to your math tutor
Have a real spoken conversation with your tutor: start live voice, ask out loud, hear the answer, read the transcript, change the voice language, and use the controls.
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