FOR LESSON CREATORS
AI interactive diagram maker for lesson creators. Turn lesson ideas into interactive diagrams.
Create interactive teaching diagrams with AI. Explore mechanisms with adjustable controls and simple simulations where appropriate, then save your diagrams in your private studio. Describe the mechanism you want to explain. Explain how things work.
New accounts get 3 free starter credits. Each generation uses 1 credit. No card needed.
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Common questions
3 free starter credits for new accounts · 1 credit per generation · no card needed
What do I get for free?
New accounts start with free starter credits and no card is needed, so you can generate your first diagrams before paying anything. The public examples on this page are free to explore too, with no sign-in.
What is a credit?
A credit is what the studio spends to generate a diagram. Your balance and the per-generation cost are always shown before you create anything, and new accounts begin with free starter credits.
Can I share, embed or export my diagrams?
No. There is no public sharing, embedding or export feature today. Diagrams you generate stay in your private studio for your own review and use. You're welcome to link people to the public examples on this page, which anyone can open without signing in.
What if I want to change a diagram?
Describe the change as a new prompt and generate again — a revised prompt starts a new generation and uses credits. Planned editing tools for revising existing diagrams aren't available today.
How do I know a diagram is accurate?
Diagrams are AI-generated, so review every one before you teach or publish with it. They are meant for explaining ideas, not as engineering or clinical references.
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Create your first diagram free
Describe your subject and learners to create an interactive lesson diagram with AI.
Create your first diagram freeReview generated content, including any simulations, before teaching. Saved diagrams stay in your private studio.