GradingView
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Know your grade
before you submit.

Photograph your test or homework. See step-by-step credit, where you lost points, and what to fix first.

Your paper already has the questions, so grading materials are optional. GradingView solves each problem itself, checks the math, and grades your steps, with partial credit for correct methods.

Your first 3 grades are free. No card required.
Works with
photos · PDF · typed
Handles
quizzes · tests · homework
Shows
the step you slipped on

Sets how strict the grading is and what we expect.

1

Grading Materials

Optional

Add point values, partial credit rules, or teacher instructions for a more accurate grade. Skip it if your test already shows the points.

point valuespartial credit rulesteacher instructionsformula sheet

No grading materials? We assume equal points per question unless your paper shows them. Your result will say so and show a wider likely range.

Drop files here or click to browse

JPG · PNG · HEIC · PDF · DOCX · TXT, multiple pages or photos

Have a photo of the grading rules or a point breakdown? Add it here. Otherwise skip this section.

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2

Your Work

Required

Snap photos of your worked problems or upload a scan. Show every step so we can give partial credit.

Drop files here or click to browse

JPG · PNG · HEIC · PDF · DOCX · TXT, multiple pages or photos

Keep one full page in frame, write dark and clear, and circle your final answers.

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Optional detailshelps tailor feedback

Add your work to continue.

What GradingView checks in Math

  • Correct answers · Solved and verified by GradingView.
  • Setup & method · Did you choose and apply the right approach?
  • Work shown · Every step is read, not just the answer.
  • Notation & simplifying · Signs, fractions, radicals, and units.
  • Partial credit · Credit for right method with a small slip.

Example feedback

  • Sign error when c is negativeQuestions 5, 6

    You wrote −4ac as −28 instead of +28 when c = −7, which changed both roots.

    Fix: Substitute inside parentheses first, then simplify.

  • Balance both sidesQuestion 8

    You added 9 to the left side when completing the square, but not the right.

    Fix: Whatever you add to one side, add to the other.

Every result includes

  • Your estimated grade and likely range
  • Points lost by problem, with partial credit
  • Feedback on the exact question and step
  • A re-grade after you correct them

See how your work is likely to grade before your instructor grades it.

This is a rough estimate based on the grading materials and work you provided. GradingView can make mistakes, and your instructor's actual grade may differ.

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