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Mathify API - Generate math animations from natural language via API

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Mathify API turns natural-language prompts into finished math and science animations that developers can generate programmatically. Use it to build educational apps, AI agents, course tools, or automated content pipelines. Create projects, submit prompts, poll for completion, and receive the final video URL through a REST API. It also supports batch workflows, music, and quality evaluations, making mathematical animation usable as infrastructure rather than a manual production task.

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built the Mathify API because math and science animation is still difficult to use inside software and automated workflows. Most options require working manually in an editor or writing the animation code yourself. With Mathify, you send a natural-language prompt through the API and receive the finished animation URL when generation is complete. Developers and content creators can use it inside educational apps, AI agents, course tools, or automation platforms such as n8n. For example, an n8n workflow can read prompts from Google Sheets, generate the animations, add music, check their quality, and pass approved videos into a social media publishing pipeline. The API currently supports project creation, prompt submission, asynchronous generation, music, and evaluation data. I also published an n8n tutorial and an importable workflow so people can test the full process without building every node from scratch. I would love to hear what you would build with programmable math animation, and which endpoints or integrations would make the API more useful.

Prompts turning into actual Manim clips without me touching a terminal feels like a cheat code. The cloud render was ready before I finished my coffee, and the editor made tweaking timings painless.

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 Thank you, Coretta! That is exactly the experience I was aiming for: keeping the power of Manim while removing the setup, coding, and rendering friction. I’m glad the cloud renderer and editor made the whole process feel fast and painless. Would love to see what you create with it!

The prompt-to-animation flow actually works better than I expected. Threw a simple projectile motion idea at it and got a clean render in under a minute without touching a single line of Manim.