Scenes that set up the problem
The lesson opens with a real situation drawn with the library: a cannon firing, a rocket, a car, with captions that appear one per click.
AI lesson builder
One sentence, a whole lesson
Type what you want to teach, for whom and how many slides. The AI plans the lesson like a story, then builds slides that move: scenes, graphs with points that slide, worked examples, quizzes and a recap. Everything stays editable.
Not bullet points: slides that move
Worked solutions it checks itself
Ask it to solve an equation: it writes the working one step per click, and Tracé puts the answers back into the equation to check them.
Quizzes and a recap
A multiple-choice question in the middle, the key points at the end, and a challenge to think about.
Good prompts to try
Maths
The derivative as a slope: a point sliding along y = x², the secant becoming the tangent, then the area under the curve.
Physics
Projectile motion for 15-year-olds, 10 slides: a cannon, the maths, a worked example and a quiz.
How it works
- Describe the lessonThe topic, the age of the class and, if you like, the number of slides.
- Get animated slidesUsually in under a minute, in your language.
- Edit and presentChange any word, number or animation, then press Present.
Questions
Which AI does Tracé use?
Claude, from Anthropic. Tracé gives it detailed instructions, checks every answer, and lays out the slides itself.
Is it free?
Every account gets 5 free credits. Pro includes 30 credits a month, and credit packs never expire.
Can I trust the maths?
For equations, Tracé checks the AI’s answers itself and warns you if one is wrong or missing. Always read your slides before class.
Which languages does it write in?
English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Arabic: the slides follow the language of the interface.
Guides and lesson ideas
How to Create Math Slides (Step by Step)Create math slides that move: type an equation, get its graph, add a live slider, reveal each step on a click and present. A free, step-by-step guide.Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring: Lesson PlanSolve quadratic equations by factoring: the zero-product rule, the product–sum method, a worked example, common mistakes and checks, with the graph alongside.How to Animate Maths for Teaching, Without CodeA practical guide to animated maths slides: what to animate, how to reveal ideas one click at a time, and how to build it without Python or Manim.Interactive Maths Slides: Beyond PowerPoint for TeachersWhat makes a maths slide interactive, what PowerPoint, GeoGebra and Desmos each do well, and how to build click-by-click slides with live sliders.
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