Visual tutoring
Share Your Screen With an AI Tutor
Share a screen or window, then use Look to send a snapshot with your question. You can also send a camera image of your notebook. The tutor explains what is in the image; it does not continuously watch your screen.
The problem it solves
Describing a problem in words is often harder than solving it — especially for maths notation, a graph, a spreadsheet, a code error or a handwritten worksheet.
How it works
- Start a share from the tutor and choose a screen, a window or your camera.
- Use Look to send a screen snapshot with your next message; the tutor responds to that image.
- Ask follow-up questions by typing or speaking while you keep working.
- Stop the share at any time; nothing is shared unless you start it.
Good uses
- A maths problem written on paper
- An error message or failing code in an editor
- A graph, diagram or dataset on screen
- A digital worksheet or PDF you cannot copy text out of
Frequently asked questions
What can the tutor see?
Only what you actively share: the screen or window you pick, or your camera view while it is on. You stop sharing whenever you want.
Can I photograph homework instead?
Yes. You can send a photo of a problem and get guided help from it without sharing live.
Is screen sharing included in the free plan?
Screen and camera snapshots count toward tutoring usage. Free and Pro both have daily limits and a monthly AI limit; Pro has higher limits, not unlimited usage.
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