Interactive math visualization and online formula editor
Interactive math visualization tools
Online math formula editor
Write equations visually with templates and a grade-level library. Live LaTeX sync — copy into homework, notes, and papers.
WYSIWYG equation editor · Formula templates · LaTeX sync & export
Interactive math visualization tools
Interactive math visualization
Explore function graphs, geometry, and algebra interactively — drag parameters and watch concepts become tangible.
Function & geometry visuals · Interactive exploration · For class & self-study
Free math tools
Formula editing and interactive math visualization
An online equation editor plus interactive math visualizations for function graphs, geometry, and algebra — built for classroom demos and self-study.
- Open formula editor
Online math formula editor
Write equations visually with templates and a grade-level library. Live LaTeX sync — copy into homework, notes, and papers.
- WYSIWYG equation editor
- Formula templates
- LaTeX sync & export
- Open visualization tools
Interactive math visualization
Explore function graphs, geometry, and algebra interactively — drag parameters and watch concepts become tangible.
- Function & geometry visuals
- Interactive exploration
- For class & self-study
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Users
Who it's for
One toolkit for teaching, assignments, and self-study.
- SUndergraduate STEM student
I use the editor to adapt library formulas for homework, then open viz when a concept still feels abstract.
- THigh school math teacher
Handouts come from the editor; class demos come from the visualization library. Students follow more easily.
- GGraduate student
Complex expressions go through templates and the LaTeX bar; when I need intuition, I switch to viz — same platform.
FAQ
About the online formula editor and interactive math visualization
Is NovaMath a free math visualization tool?
Yes. The formula editor and visualization explorer are free to use in the browser — no install required. Write equations, explore graphs, and study geometry interactively.
What math topics does it cover?
The editor helps with LaTeX formulas for homework, notes, and papers. Visualization covers interactive function graphs, geometry, and algebra so concepts become tangible.
Can I copy or export LaTeX?
Yes. Visual edits stay synced with the LaTeX source bar — copy into Word, Markdown, or paper templates.
Is it suitable for classroom teaching?
Yes. Drag parameters to demonstrate cause-and-effect live; use the editor to prepare lecture notes and project key formulas.