Physics AI
Physics AI is a free online physics problem solver that provides step-by-step solutions to physics questions. Users can type a problem or upload a photo (PNG, JPG, or WEBP up to 10 MB) and receive guided explanations without signing up. It offers free credits for solving problems. The platform features two modes: Solver Mode for direct step-by-step answers and Tutor Mode using the Socratic method to guide learners to understand concepts. It can generate visualizations such as free-body diagrams, motion graphs, and circuit diagrams to clarify abstract topics. Physics AI covers topics including kinematics, Newton's laws, circuits, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics, and is designed for AP, IB, and college physics students. It aims to help users master word problems, read diagrams and vectors, and see derivations rather than just final answers.
- Category
- AI/ML
- Pricing
- Free
Problem solved
Physics AI solves physics problems step-by-step from text or image input, helping students and learners understand concepts and check their work. It addresses the difficulty of translating word problems into equations and visualizing physical systems by providing clear guidance and diagrams.
Use cases
- Solving kinematics word problems with step-by-step calculations
- Checking homework answers in Solver Mode
- Learning concepts through Socratic-style Tutor Mode
- Visualizing free-body diagrams and vector analysis
- Preparing for AP, IB, or college physics exams
- Analyzing series and parallel circuits with Ohm's law
Audience
- Hobbyists
- Researchers
Pros
- Provides step-by-step solutions
- Supports photo upload for diagram-based problems
- Offers both Solver and Tutor modes
- Free credits with no sign-up required
- Covers a wide range of physics topics
Cons
- Free credits may be limited
- Requires internet connection
- Accuracy may vary on complex problems
- Not a general math solver (physics only)
- No mobile app mentioned
Official website: https://physicsai.chat/
Canonical LambdaBase page: https://www.lambdabase.com/tools/physics-ai