Snap the page
A textbook page, a worksheet, one hard question — or no photo at all, just type the topic. Handwriting, diagrams and other languages are all fine.
Photograph a textbook page, an exercise, a whole chapter — or just name a topic. Magic Tutor AI turns it into a short, clear lesson in your own language, with worked examples and questions that check you got it.
Free to start · 100+ languages · Built for real textbooks
How it works
Not a chat box you have to describe your problem to. Point the camera at the page you are stuck on — that is the whole input.
A textbook page, a worksheet, one hard question — or no photo at all, just type the topic. Handwriting, diagrams and other languages are all fine.
Magic Tutor works out what is actually being taught and rebuilds it as short steps, in your language, with a worked example you can follow line by line.
Questions built from the page itself. Get one wrong and it re-teaches that one idea a different way, then asks again — never a dead end.
Subjects
Every subject is taught the way it is examined. Maths and physics get worked solutions; biology and history get recall practice; programming gets code you write yourself and we check.
Languages
Your textbook can be in one language and your lesson in another. Scientific terms keep their international name in brackets, so you still recognise them in the exam.
Questions
A study app that reads a photo of your textbook page or homework and turns it into a short, step-by-step lesson in your own language, with worked examples and practice questions.
Yes, you can start free. Photograph a page and get the whole step-by-step lesson without paying or entering a card.
Yes — Kurdish Sorani, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Urdu and over 100 others, with full right-to-left support. Maths and chemistry render correctly alongside right-to-left text, which most tools get wrong.
Yes. Photograph an exercise and it solves that exact question line by line, showing where every number comes from. It teaches the method rather than handing over an answer to copy.
Every line has a “explain this line” button that goes slower, points at where each number came from, and connects it back to earlier steps. You can also ask a question in your own words at any point.
The web app works on any phone browser today. Native iOS and Android apps are on the way, and your lessons follow you between them.
Take one photo and see what it gives you back. It takes less time than reading the page again.
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