Physics AI
Step-by-step physics solutions from text or photos (with unit checks).
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Physics AI provides step-by-step physics problem solving from typed text or uploaded photos, with unit checks and visual explanations.
- for
- Students and educators needing help with high-school to early-university physics problems.
- pricing
- freemium · free trial
Key features
- Image Upload — Upload up to 6 JPG/PNG/WebP images (10 MB each) for diagram and handwriting recognition.
- Tutor Mode — Socratic, guided walkthrough that asks leading questions and builds conceptual understanding.
- Solver Mode — Fast, precise numerical answer with full derivation and unit verification.
- Visual Explanations — Generates free-body diagrams, circuit sketches, motion graphs and other visualizations.
- Credit System — Each request consumes credits; plans provide monthly credit allowances.
- Multi-topic Coverage — Supports mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, optics, modern physics and more.
Use cases
- Check homework answers quickly before submitting.
- Study for AP, IB or college physics exams with guided explanations.
- Visualize complex setups like pulley systems or circuit loops.
- Practice physics problems at any hour with instant feedback.
Physics AI pricing
- Free$0/mo3 permanent credits · Basic mode · Image upload
- Standard$3.5/mo/month300 credits per month · Guided mode · Visual explanations
- Pro$5.9/mo/month1,000 credits per month · Guided mode · Priority reply · Advanced models
- Standard One-Time$9.90500 never-expire credits · Standard benefits
- Pro One-Time$19.901,500 never-expire credits · Pro benefits
Physics AI FAQ
Can Physics AI read handwriting and diagrams from photos?+
Yes, it can usually understand clear notebook photos with readable handwriting and common diagrams such as free-body sketches and circuit drawings.
What is the difference between Tutor and Solver modes?+
Tutor mode provides a guided, step-by-step conceptual walkthrough, while Solver mode returns a fast numerical answer with the full derivation.
What physics topics are covered?+
Mechanics, electricity & magnetism, circuits, waves, optics, thermodynamics, modern physics, and related high-school and early-university subjects.
How are credits used?+
Each request consumes credits (e.g., Physics AI Flash uses 1 credit, advanced models use 4); monthly plans allocate a set number of credits.
Can I cancel or change my subscription?+
You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel at any time; changes take effect from the next billing cycle.
Is using Physics AI during exams allowed?+
Generally no; it is intended for homework, practice and self-study outside of graded test conditions.
Summarized by DevHunt from physicsai.chat · Sep 30, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.
