Before you start: use a short local clip you have permission to analyze. Keep its original file and start in a current desktop browser. An internet connection is needed for account access; video processing happens on your device.
Open the footage.
Sign in, open your workspace and choose Import. Select the video file, then pause on the moment you want to explain.
Make the decision visible.
Use a circle or feet spot to identify a player, an arrow to show a pass, or a three- or four-point shaded area to show space. Choose solid, dashed or dotted arrows and lines. Select a marking in the list to adjust it individually. Add a short text note if it helps.
Follow the player.
Select a circle or feet marker and use the tracking controls. Tracking is in beta, so review the result before sharing. Set a duration or choose To clip end, then start tracking. If the player becomes unclear, select them again when the tracker asks for help.
Give the moment time.
Set each marking’s start and duration. For a pause in the explanation, add a freeze frame and adjust both its video position and hold duration. Play the clip back to check your timing.
Export the explanation.
In Export video, choose the quality and whether to include original audio. Select Download marked video and keep the tab visible. Your browser creates an MP4 where supported, or a WebM file. Open the downloaded video to check the result before sharing.
Keep an editable backup.
Choose Download project and keep the JSON file alongside your original footage. To continue later, use Open project and reconnect the original videos. This backup keeps your tracks, markings, timing and tactical board.
Working without footage?
Switch to Board and set up your formations, players and ball. Choose Add movement, then drag them to their next positions. Repeat for each step and adjust Move here in to set the timing. Use Play to review it, then Export progression to download a video. You can also export a still board image. Download project keeps the board and its progression steps.
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