EduViz · Math animation

Make a math animation you can reuse.

Generate a short, silent math animation from one idea. Built for slides and existing videos, not a full lecture.

Visual direction

The kinds of math motion this product is for.

Six silent motion examples (about 8–10 seconds each). They show drawing style and subject range — direction samples, not your generated results.

How it works

One prompt becomes one usable clip.

Write the moment that should move, watch a single silent scene, then place it in work you already make.

Worked clip · Basic calculus · Silent · Single scene

Describe
Show the secant line on y = x² becoming a tangent as the second point approaches x = 1. Keep the slope visible.
Preview
Check that the moving point, line, and slope remain readable throughout.
Export
Place the silent clip into a course, an edit, or a class slide.

Why motion

Some math only becomes clear when it moves.

A construction is a sequence. A limit is an approach. A parameter is a change. Static diagrams show individual states. Motion reveals the relationship between them.

Recursive branch construction at the start: a short stem with the first few segments forming. — Static shows the states. Motion shows how one becomes the next.

Recursive branch mid-construction: the same branching rule repeating into finer arms. — Static shows the states. Motion shows how one becomes the next.

Where motion helps · Parameter changes · Geometric constructions · Vector relationships · Limits

What should move?

One function, vector, or geometric change — a silent short clip you can place where you already teach.

Create a math animation

Functions · Geometry · Vectors · Silent short clips