An interactive image is a diagram where each area carries a numbered dot: tap the dot to see its explanation. Use it to understand a visual topic, such as an organ, a machine or a map, and to test yourself on it.
Create an interactive imageLink to the Create an interactive image section
Ask for it in the conversation: “make me an interactive diagram of the heart”, “an interactive image of the parts of a bike”. Moon AI draws the diagram and places its areas, from 2 to 24. With a model that can read images, it can also place the areas on an image you attached or created in the conversation.
The “+” menu has no entry for interactive images: you ask for one in writing.
ExploreLink to the Explore section
In “Explore” mode, tap a numbered dot to read its explanation.
- On a computer, the explanation opens in a bubble; on a phone, in a sheet.
- You can move through the list of areas below the image with the keyboard.
- “Zoom in”, “Zoom out” or a pinch enlarge the image; “Reset zoom” goes back to the full view.
- “Ask Moon about this zone” sends a question about the area to the conversation.
Test yourselfLink to the Test yourself section
In “Test yourself” mode, each question asks you to tap the right area (with the keyboard: arrow keys, then Enter). At the end, your score shows up, with “Review the ones you missed” and “Start again”.
Change the areasLink to the Change the areas section
You can’t edit the areas by hand: to add or change one, ask in the conversation. An interactive image can’t be published with a public link.