MathFig

Purpose-built for math worksheets

Worksheet-ready math diagrams in seconds

Make textbook-quality diagrams for your next worksheet without spending your prep time adjusting text boxes. Choose a template and add your own labels—MathFig handles the placement and formatting.

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  • Triangles, coordinate planes, and more!
30-60-90 right triangle diagram30-60-90 right triangle diagram. Side labels: Side a: 2x minus 3; Side b: square root of x plus 1 over 5; Side c: c. Angle labels: Angle A: pi over 6; Angle B: 60 degrees.
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Type the labels. MathFig places them.

Spend your time on the lesson, not nudging text boxes

Start from a triangle, parallel-lines, or coordinate-plane template, enter the labels your lesson needs, and adjust the available figure controls. MathFig handles the layout and exports a tightly cropped image.

Built for the figure you need now

Fast starts, flexible labels, straightforward exports

Start with a classroom template

Choose a triangle, parallel-lines, or coordinate-plane template.

Use the labels your lesson needs

Enter numbers, algebraic expressions, and lower-case Greek labels without rebuilding the figure from scratch.

Download or copy your diagram

Review the result, then download or copy-and-paste a tightly cropped image into a worksheet, slide, quiz, or answer key.

Templates

Start with the diagram your lesson needs

Choose from ten triangle templates, two parallel-lines presets, a customizable xy-plane, or two number-line templates. MathFig handles the layout and typesetting when you add your labels in the editor.

  1. 30-60-90Right triangle
  2. 45-45-90Right triangle
  3. 60-60-60Equilateral
  4. 20-130-30Scalene
  5. 50-60-70Acute scalene
  6. 36.9-36.9-106.2Wide isosceles
  7. 72-72-36Tall isosceles
  8. 30-60-90 + 45-45-90Left composite
  9. 30-60-90 + 45-45-90Right composite
  10. Composite triangleWith altitude
  11. xy-planeCustom coordinate plane
  12. Number lineCustom range and markers
  13. Number line with intervalsIntervals and sets
  14. Parallel linesOne transversal
  15. Parallel linesTwo transversals

You choose the math

Your labels don’t control the geometry—and that’s the point

Use exact, approximate, algebraic, schematic, or close-enough classroom labels. Review every diagram before classroom use.

Finish your worksheet faster

Make the diagram. Add the labels. Download the image.

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