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Turn match video into clips and playlists
Video Analysis helps you isolate important moments, add visual explanations, and organize them into focused presentations for staff or players.
What you will achieve:
Create a track and short clip
Add a drawing and organizational labels
Build a private playlist
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1. Open the video
Open Video analysis and select the video you want to review. Confirm that the correct video and team context are visible before adding analysis.
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2. Add a track
Click Add track. Tracks organize related clips—for example Build-up, High press, or Set pieces.
Important: Track creation saves immediately. Use a meaningful label from the start where editing is available; the current interface may not provide a simple track-title edit action afterward.
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3. Create a clip
Play or move to the beginning of the key moment.
Start the clip on the intended track.
Continue to the end of the moment.
Pause playback where required.
End and save the clip.
Add a clear clip title or description where available.
Keep clips focused. A short clip with one coaching purpose is easier to discuss and reuse than a long sequence containing several unrelated moments.
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4. Add a drawing
Move to the relevant frame and add a drawing. Use lines, shapes, or markings to direct attention to player positions, spaces, or movement options.
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5. Organize the content
Add appropriate tags or a video category. Consistent naming makes clips easier to filter and reuse across a growing video library.
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6. Create a private playlist
Create a playlist and add the analyzed clip or source video. Open the playlist to verify the playback order and item actions.
Keep the playlist private during preparation. Create a public link only when the content and audience have been reviewed.
How this connects
Clips, drawings, tags, and playlists remain linked to the uploaded video. Video can also be attached to sessions, gamedays, scouting reports, and Knowledge Base documents through their respective workflows.
You are finished when:
A track contains at least one clip.
The key moment has a drawing and useful label.
A private playlist contains the intended item.
What's next?
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