
For maths teachers, tutors and channels
Make a maths explainer video with AI now
Make a maths explainer video that works through a problem one step at a time. Atlabs shows every step with the same tutor character, the same board and the same shapes and number lines, so a whole maths course looks like one clear set of notes.
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Start from a maths problem
Turn a topic, a worked example or a script into a maths video
Make a maths explainer video that works through a problem one step at a time. Atlabs shows every step with the same tutor character, the same board and the same shapes and number lines, so a whole maths course looks like one clear set of notes.
Idée brute
A maths topic in a line
Name the topic, the level and the example you want solved. The AI writes a step-by-step explainer script, splits it into scenes at your board and builds the video.
How to add fractions with different denominators, Year 6, 3 minutes, pizza slices, our tutor Sam at the board.
Le plus populaire
Your worked example, step by step
Paste a worked example with one line per step, from the question to the answer. Atlabs keeps every step in order and gives each one its own scene on the board.
1/3 + 1/4. Find a common denominator: 12. 1/3 = 4/12. 1/4 = 3/12. Add the tops: 7/12. Check with pizza.
Script complet
A full maths lesson script
Upload a script with scene headings and voiceover lines for each step, written for your class or channel. Atlabs animates each step exactly as you wrote it.
SCENE 1. Sam cuts one pizza into thirds and one into quarters. VO: "Different slices, same pizza."
Comment ça marche
From maths problem to a finished explainer video in four steps
Collez votre idée, votre histoire ou votre script
Paste a maths topic, a worked example with one line per step or a full script, and Atlabs turns each step into a scene.
ÉTAPE 1
Choisissez un style et un format
Choose a style that keeps maths clear, like whiteboard, clean flat 2D or chalkboard, in 16:9 for the class board or 9:16 for revision on phones.
ÉTAPE 2
Verrouillez personnages, univers et accessoires
Lock your tutor character, the board and the shapes, number lines and graphs you use, so every topic looks the same.
ÉTAPE 3
Générez, affinez et publiez
Generate the video, slow down any step that moves too fast, then play it in class or set it for homework.
ÉTAPE 4
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One board for every topic
Keep the same tutor, board, shapes and number lines in every maths explainer video
Maths builds on itself, so the pictures should too. Atlabs locks your tutor, your board and the way you draw shapes, number lines and graphs, so fractions in Year 6 and algebra in Year 8 use the same visual language students already know.
Cohérence des personnages
Create a character once and Atlabs keeps the same face, outfit, colours and style in every scene and every video after it. Your tutor becomes the calm voice students hear when they get stuck.

Scène 2

Scène 7

Scène 20

Plan large

Gros plan

plan aérien
Cohérence des scènes
Lock a setting and it keeps the same layout, lighting and mood each time it returns, so the board, the desk or the classroom looks the same in every topic.
Cohérence des objets et des accessoires
Number lines, graphs, shapes and everyday props like pizzas or coins look the same in every scene, so each model means the same thing every time.

Scène 1

Scène 13

Scène 11
Cas d'usage
Maths explainer videos for lessons, homework, revision, tutoring and maths channels
Vidéos explicatives produit et SaaS
Show students how to use your maths practice app, graphing tool or homework platform, step by step, so they log in and start practising on their own.
Vidéos explicatives pédagogiques
Explain a maths method step by step, from the question to the answer, with your tutor working through a real example on the board.
Vidéos marketing et réseaux sociaux
Post short maths tips and quick worked examples on TikTok, Reels and Shorts, with the same tutor in each clip.
Styles visuels
Plus de 20 styles. Un script. Des directions créatives infinies.
Une même vidéo explicative peut devenir une animation 3D épurée, un tableau blanc dessiné à la main ou une séquence ludique en papier découpé, simplement en changeant de style. Choisissez celui qui convient à votre sujet ou expérimentez librement.
Vous pouvez aussi entraîner votre propre style sur Atlabs : chaque vidéo que vous créez reflète l'identité visuelle unique de votre marque.
Fonctionnalités
Everything a maths teacher needs for explainer videos
AI that reads your script like a director
Atlabs reads your worked example like a director would. It shows one step per shot, highlights the number that changes and pauses before the answer, choosing shots, lighting and pace, so a maths explainer video gives students time to think before the next line appears.
LA LECTURE DU RÉALISATEUR
Plan large d'ouverture
Éclairage chaleureux et concentré
Lent travelling avant sur le fondateur
Ambiance : frustration silencieuse
SÉQUENCE GÉNÉRÉE

01 · Plan d'ouverture

02 · Fondateur, travelling avant

03 · Le tableur
Conçu pour
Built for everyone who explains maths every day
TUTORIALS
Watch how maths explainer videos are made
Short guides that take a maths topic or your worked example all the way to a finished animated video.
Pourquoi Atlabs
Atlabs face à toutes les autres façons de créer des vidéos explicatives animées
Ce dont vous avez besoin
Atlabs AI
Délai du script à la vidéo
Quelques minutes
Coût
À partir de 19 $
Tournage nécessaire
Non ✓
Cohérence des personnages
Verrouillés sur toutes les scènes ✓
Cohérence des lieux
Verrouillés sur toutes les scènes ✓
Cohérence des objets
Verrouillés sur toutes les scènes ✓
Formats de script pris en charge
Idée, histoire ou script ✓
Édition au niveau de la scène
Contrôle total ✓
Ce que disent les créateurs
What maths teachers say after making their Atlabs explainers
FAQ
Questions teachers ask about making a maths explainer video
How do I make a maths explainer video with AI?
Paste a maths topic, a worked example or a full script, choose a style and lock your tutor and board. Atlabs builds every step as a scene with narration and music, in order.
Will it show each step of my worked example?
Yes. Paste your example with one line per step and Atlabs gives each step its own scene in the same order, so students can pause and follow along with their own working.
Can every video use the same tutor and board?
Yes. Lock your tutor, board and the shapes you use once and Atlabs keeps them the same in every scene and every video, so your maths course looks like one set of notes.
Which styles work best for maths?
Whiteboard, chalkboard and clean flat 2D keep maths clear, from 50+ styles in Atlabs. Switch the style of the same worked example in one click to see what reads best.
Can I slow down a step students find hard?
Yes. Retime, swap, regenerate or restyle any single scene and the rest of the video stays the same, so you can give a hard step more time without redoing anything else.
Is it free to start making videos?
Yes. Start free with no credit card and no animation skills. Join 50,000+ creators and teams and turn your first worked example into a maths explainer video today.
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