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Make a Maths Video for Kids Using AI

Make a maths video for kids that shows every step, from simple sums to times tables. A friendly cartoon uses apples, blocks and number lines so children see how the answer works, not just what it is.

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Start however suits you best

Turn this week's sums into a cartoon children can follow

Start from a quick idea, a word problem or a full script. Each step of the working gets its own scene.

Rough Idea

Just a quick maths idea

Type the skill you want to teach. The AI writes the script, picks real objects to show it, splits the working into small steps and adds a pause before each answer.

Max the monkey shows how to add 8 and 5 by making 10 first, using bananas on a branch.

Your written word problem or story

Paste a word problem or maths story you already use. Every line becomes a scene, with the objects appearing, moving and grouping right as the numbers are said.

Max has 3 bags of bananas. Each bag has 4 bananas inside. How many bananas does Max have altogether?

Full Script

A step-by-step maths script

Planned every step, question and answer already? Paste your script. Atlabs follows each scene and line exactly, from the first question to the final check of the answer.

SCENE 2: Market. MAX (at the number line): "Start at 15 and jump back 6. Where do we land?"

How It Works

From maths idea to step-by-step cartoon in 4 steps

Paste your idea, story, or script

Paste an idea, word problem or script, like number bonds to 10, the 5 times table or taking away with a number line.

STEP 1

Choose a style & aspect ratio

Pick a clear, bright style, like flat 2D or 3D cartoon, then choose 16:9 for the whiteboard or 9:16 for homework on a phone.

STEP 2

Lock characters, worlds, & props

Lock your maths mascot and the jungle classroom, so Max looks exactly the same in every single lesson you make.

STEP 3

Generate, refine, and publish

Generate the video, check every step of the working, change any scene, then watch and solve it together.

STEP 4

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50,000+ creators & storytellers · No credit card required

Same guide, every new sum

Same guide and number line, so every skill builds

Maths makes sense when the same models come back again and again. Atlabs keeps your guide, your counters and your number line identical across scenes and videos, so the bananas used for adding are the same ones used for sharing later.

Character consistency

Your maths guide keeps the same face, colours and voice in every scene and video. Children know Max will show the question, work through it slowly and then ask them to have a go.

AI script to video — consistent character appearance in Scene 2 using Atlabs

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Atlabs AI video generator — same character face and style locked in Scene 7

Scene 7

Script to video AI tool — character consistency maintained across Scene 20 by Atlabs

Scene 20

Atlabs AI video — consistent character in wide angle shot across scenes

Wide

Atlabs script to video — character close-up with consistent face and clothing

AI video generator — character consistency in aerial shot using Atlabs

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Location consistency

The jungle classroom, the market and the treehouse keep the same look and lighting each time, so children link each place to a skill, like adding at the market and sharing in the treehouse.

Object and prop consistency

The ten frame, the number line and the counting bananas look the same in every scene, so children learn one model properly and can use it again when the numbers get bigger.

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Scene 11

Atlabs AI filmmaking — consistent object across scenes, Scene 13 example

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Use Cases

Make every kind of maths lesson, from number bonds to times tables

Animated Series

Turn one maths video for kids into a full series: adding first, then taking away, times tables and sharing, all led by the same friendly guide.

Animated Stories

Tell a maths story, like a monkey who has to share his bananas fairly before the big jungle party starts.

Explainers & Edutainment

Explain methods like making 10, counting on and arrays in short, clear scenes with a quick question at the end.

Visual Styles

Choose a clear style that makes numbers easy to see

Pick from 50+ styles, including flat 2D, 3D cartoon, chalkboard and warm storybook. Bold numbers and clean backgrounds keep eyes on the working, or train a custom style for your school or channel.

Stick Style

3D Cartoon

Flat 2D Modern

Realistic

Anime

American Comics

Claymation

Japanese Retro

Stick Style

3D Cartoon

Flat 2D Modern

Realistic

Anime

American Comics

Stick Style

3D Cartoon

Flat 2D Modern

Realistic

Explore All Styles

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Scene-to-scene character consistency

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Languages and narration options

Features

Everything you need for maths lessons that click

AI that reads your story like a director

Atlabs reads your maths script like a director. It shows each object as it is counted, groups and moves them as the sum is worked out, then pauses on the question so children can try the answer before it appears on screen.

SCENE — BEDROOM, NIGHT. Lily can’t sleep. Stars glow outside her window. She hears a soft, friendly voice call her name…

THE DIRECTOR’S READ

Wide establishing shot

Warm, cozy lighting

Slow push-in on Lily

Mood: gentle wonder

GENERATED SEQUENCE

Atlabs AI script reader — establishing wide shot generated from screenplay

01 · Establishing

AI script to video — push-in shot of character Mara generated from scene description

02 · Lily, push-in

Atlabs AI video generator — cinematic city scene generated from written script

03 · Stars outside

Built-in AI story writer

Need a new problem? The AI writer turns "the 3 times table" or "subtraction with a number line" into a short script with real objects, a story and plenty of chances to have a go.

Translate your video to 40+ languages

Teach the same sum in English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and more. Translate a finished video in a few clicks for EAL pupils, bilingual homes and tutoring groups.

Background music that matches the mood

Royalty-free music keeps lessons lively, a quick beat for times tables and calm music while children think. You can also add your own counting chant or class song.

Auto lip-sync

Your guide's mouth matches every word, so children watch the maths words being said, like "altogether" and "difference", and learn to use them.

Ultra-realistic narration

Choose a calm narrator who explains each step slowly and asks, "What do you think?" Or record your own voice, so children hear the method the way you teach it.

Full scene-level editing control

Change any step without starting over. Swap the numbers, fix the working, add a question or regenerate one scene until the whole lesson matches your own method.

Built-in AI story writer

Need a new problem? The AI writer turns "the 3 times table" or "subtraction with a number line" into a short script with real objects, a story and plenty of chances to have a go.

Auto lip-sync

Your guide's mouth matches every word, so children watch the maths words being said, like "altogether" and "difference", and learn to use them.

Translate your video to 40+ languages

Teach the same sum in English, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi and more. Translate a finished video in a few clicks for EAL pupils, bilingual homes and tutoring groups.

Ultra-realistic narration

Choose a calm narrator who explains each step slowly and asks, "What do you think?" Or record your own voice, so children hear the method the way you teach it.

Background music that matches the mood

Royalty-free music keeps lessons lively, a quick beat for times tables and calm music while children think. You can also add your own counting chant or class song.

Full scene-level editing control

Change any step without starting over. Swap the numbers, fix the working, add a question or regenerate one scene until the whole lesson matches your own method.

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Made For

Who makes maths cartoons for children?

Maths Teachers

Model a new method on the whiteboard with a short cartoon, then use the same objects and number lines when pupils try it themselves.

Home-Schooling Parents

Teach maths in the right order with a cartoon for every skill, at a pace that suits your child.

Parents at Homework

Make a video that explains this week's homework the way school teaches it, so you can help without confusing your child.

Kids' Video Channels

Publish a full run of maths lessons, from adding to times tables, with one guide and a look viewers spot straight away.

Private Tutors

Send a short video after each session with the exact sums your pupil found tricky, so they can watch the method again at home before you next meet.

Maths App Teams

Fill your learning app with short worked examples, each one led by the same guide with the same clear, patient voice.

Maths Teachers

Model a new method on the whiteboard with a short cartoon, then use the same objects and number lines when pupils try it themselves.

Private Tutors

Send a short video after each session with the exact sums your pupil found tricky, so they can watch the method again at home before you next meet.

Kids' Video Channels

Publish a full run of maths lessons, from adding to times tables, with one guide and a look viewers spot straight away.

Parents at Homework

Make a video that explains this week's homework the way school teaches it, so you can help without confusing your child.

Home-Schooling Parents

Teach maths in the right order with a cartoon for every skill, at a pace that suits your child.

Maths App Teams

Fill your learning app with short worked examples, each one led by the same guide with the same clear, patient voice.

Maths Teachers

Model a new method on the whiteboard with a short cartoon, then use the same objects and number lines when pupils try it themselves.

Parents at Homework

Make a video that explains this week's homework the way school teaches it, so you can help without confusing your child.

Private Tutors

Send a short video after each session with the exact sums your pupil found tricky, so they can watch the method again at home before you next meet.

Home-Schooling Parents

Teach maths in the right order with a cartoon for every skill, at a pace that suits your child.

Kids' Video Channels

Publish a full run of maths lessons, from adding to times tables, with one guide and a look viewers spot straight away.

Maths App Teams

Fill your learning app with short worked examples, each one led by the same guide with the same clear, patient voice.

TUTORIALS

Learn how to make maths cartoons fast

Short walkthroughs to plan, animate and share your first step-by-step maths lesson for children.

Why Atlabs

Atlabs vs. every other way to make animated content

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What Creators Say

What teachers and parents say about their maths cartoons

My Year 2 class struggled with taking away across 10. I made a short cartoon with Max jumping back on a number line, and by the end of the week most of them could do it on their own.

Year 2 Class Teacher, Primary School, United Kingdom

I could never explain homework the way school does. Now I make a quick video with the same method, and my son follows it without tears. Times tables have finally started to stick.

Parent of a Seven-Year-Old, United States

I make a video for each pupil with the sums they got wrong. They watch it before our next session, so we spend our time moving forward instead of going over the same thing again.

Maths Tutor, Independent Tutoring, Australia

My Year 2 class struggled with taking away across 10. I made a short cartoon with Max jumping back on a number line, and by the end of the week most of them could do it on their own.

Year 2 Class Teacher, Primary School, United Kingdom

I could never explain homework the way school does. Now I make a quick video with the same method, and my son follows it without tears. Times tables have finally started to stick.

Parent of a Seven-Year-Old, United States

I make a video for each pupil with the sums they got wrong. They watch it before our next session, so we spend our time moving forward instead of going over the same thing again.

Maths Tutor, Independent Tutoring, Australia

My Year 2 class struggled with taking away across 10. I made a short cartoon with Max jumping back on a number line, and by the end of the week most of them could do it on their own.

Year 2 Class Teacher, Primary School, United Kingdom

I could never explain homework the way school does. Now I make a quick video with the same method, and my son follows it without tears. Times tables have finally started to stick.

Parent of a Seven-Year-Old, United States

I make a video for each pupil with the sums they got wrong. They watch it before our next session, so we spend our time moving forward instead of going over the same thing again.

Maths Tutor, Independent Tutoring, Australia

FAQ

Questions about making maths cartoons for kids

How do I make a maths video for kids?

Type a skill, paste a word problem or add a full script, then pick a style. Atlabs builds a scene for each step with objects, narration and music. Sign up free and make your first lesson today.

Can I use the method my school teaches?

Yes. You write or approve every step, so each video shows the exact method, words and models your school uses, from number lines to arrays and ten frames.

Will the objects and number line stay the same?

Yes. Lock your guide and props once and Atlabs keeps them the same in every scene and video, so children use one model they know as the numbers get bigger.

Can I record my own voice explaining the steps?

Yes. Record your own voice so children hear the method the way you teach it, or pick a calm AI narrator in 40+ languages. Add your own chant too, or let Atlabs pick the music.

Can I change the numbers after the video is made?

Yes. Edit any scene on its own: swap the numbers, fix a step or add a question. Regenerate just that scene and keep the rest of your lesson exactly as it is.

Is it free to start making maths cartoons?

Yes. You can start free with no credit card, no camera and no animation skills. Join 50,000+ creators and turn this week's sums into a cartoon lesson in minutes.

Make your first maths cartoon lesson today

Turn this week's sums into a friendly cartoon that shows every step, with the same guide and number line in every lesson. Free to start.