Solve WebAssign homework by screenshot.
Capture visible WebAssign problems and get quick answers or step-by-step help inside Chrome.
Built for WebAssign
WebAssign homework is exactly the kind of browser workflow a screenshot solver is built for.
WebAssign mixes math, calculus, physics, chemistry, tables, and structured answer formats. A screenshot-first flow removes the copy-paste work.
Why WebAssign students prefer a browser-native solver flow.
When the full WebAssign problem is already on the page, the fastest move is to capture the visible area and keep working in the browser.
- Capture visible WebAssign questions instead of rewriting them.
- Work with equations, tables, and graphs directly from the page.
- Stay in the assignment workflow instead of bouncing between tabs.
- Use step-by-step explanations when the problem needs more context.
- Use quick answers when you want a faster pass through the set.
Public reviews for the XMath AI homework helper Chrome extension.
Three steps, one browser, no extra tabs.
Install the extension, capture the visible WebAssign problem, and get help inside Chrome.
Install
Start from the Chrome Web Store. The extension is free to install and ready in seconds.
Capture
Open WebAssign in Chrome, then highlight the exact visible problem you want XMath AI to read.
Solve
Get a quick answer or a step-by-step explanation in the side panel, then continue if you need more help.
What it helps with on WebAssign.
These are the types of browser-native homework problems students usually capture instead of retyping.
Calculus
Derivatives, integrals, limits, and multi-step calculus homework.
Physics
Formula-heavy physics questions with mixed text and symbols.
Chemistry
Structured chemistry problems and quantitative homework sets.
Tables and graphs
Questions that are easier to capture than to retype.
Numeric input
Problems where the final answer format matters.
Fast assignment review
Check a visible problem without leaving WebAssign.
Start free, then scale if you need more solves.
The free plan is enough to test the workflow. Premium is for regular classwork. Max is for heavier daily usage.
Choose billing cadence first, then compare the three plans side by side.
Free
- 50 solutions per month
- Step-by-step explanations
- Quick answer mode
- Works across browser-based homework pages
- 50+ language support
Premium
- 700 solutions per month
- Step-by-step explanations
- Priority AI processing
- Built for consistent weekly use
- Cancel anytime
Max
- 2000 solutions per month
- Priority AI processing
- Best fit for heavy daily usage
- More room for repeated practice sets
- Cancel anytime
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What makes this different from a general AI chatbot?
How do I get started on WebAssign for free?
More platform-specific homework helper pages.
Use internal links to jump between the main student platforms where this screenshot workflow matters most.
Install the free Chrome extension and use it on WebAssign.
Capture the visible problem, get the answer in Chrome, and keep the workflow inside the browser instead of bouncing between tabs.