Upload a spatial reasoning question, get the answer in seconds, and see the rotations and transformations step by step.
ReasonEra is an AI solver and tutor for spatial reasoning questions. You upload a screenshot or photo of a question about rotation, mirroring or folding; it returns the answer and, in Tutor Explanation mode, the transformation steps. Use it while you study, not as a shortcut.
Spatial reasoning questions ask you to imagine shapes being rotated, mirrored, folded or combined, and to pick the matching result. They test mental visualisation and are sensitive to the order of operations.
Question: Take the L-shape, rotate it 90° clockwise, then mirror it left to right. Which result is correct?
Answer: The third shape in the figure.
How the reasoning goes:
An invented practice question, included to demonstrate the reasoning.
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ReasonEra's published benchmark covered non-verbal and logic tests, so it does not give a figure for this question type. We do not quote an accuracy number we cannot support. Try the free trials on your own questions to judge how it performs. Spatial questions were not a separate category in that benchmark.
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AI can attempt them, but mirror and rotation order are easy to get wrong. ReasonEra explains the transformation steps so you can check them.
Take a screenshot or photo of the question including all options, upload it in your browser, and choose Quick Verify or Tutor Explanation.
ReasonEra has guides for assessments that include spatial reasoning, such as Thomas GIA, Criteria CCAT and Cognify, Saville Swift, TestGorilla and Aon cut-e. See the list on this page.
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Practise one transformation at a time and use paper to draw each step, then check your reasoning against the explanation.
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Sources and notes. These notes explain the evidence: figures come from ReasonEra's own benchmark from November 2025, and the examples are original rather than taken from tests. We welcome corrections at info@reasonera.com. ReasonEra is not affiliated with any publisher named here.