How to upload a worksheet and get help with every question

Worksheets are the trickiest homework format: answers belong in specific blanks, boxes, and tables — not in a list at the bottom of a chat window. Here's the workflow that handles them properly.

Step 1: Upload every page as one assignment

Add page 1 (maybe a reading passage), page 2 (the questions), page 3 (the answer sheet) — in order. Multi-page upload is the core feature: the AI treats all pages as one assignment, so answers on page 3 can depend on the passage on page 1. You can reorder, rotate, replace, or delete any page before solving.

Step 2: Let the AI map the questions

The model reads the instructions and every question, including tables, diagrams, and multiple-choice rows. You get one card per question: the question text, the answer, an explanation, and a confidence level. If part of your photo couldn't be read, that page is flagged — retake that shot rather than guessing.

Step 3: Review before anything touches your page

This is the step most people skip and shouldn't. Scan the answers, edit the ones that look off, regenerate anything suspicious. Two minutes here prevents a whole page of wrong ink.

Step 4: Put the answers on the worksheet

Hit Put Answers on Worksheet. The AI estimates where each answer belongs — the blank after the question, the box, the table cell — and renders it onto a copy of the original page in a clearly readable style. Your original upload is never modified.

Step 5: Adjust and download

Answers are placed automatically, but worksheets vary. Toggle to the overlay view and drag any box to the right spot, then download the completed image, all pages, or a single PDF. See the worksheet solver for the format-by-format details.

Pro tip: photograph the answer areas well

Blank lines and boxes need to be visible in your photo — that's what the AI uses to place answers. Follow the photo habits and placement accuracy jumps.

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