Football play designer
Create, animate and save football plays right from your browser. Draw routes, position players and watch your play come to life. No account required to start.
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Select the version of football you coach and start building your play.
Drag players anywhere on the field and build your formation.
Draw routes naturally or use route presets. Adjust any route after drawing.
Press Play and see every player move through the play.
Sketch routes naturally with a mouse, finger or stylus.
Watch players move through routes so coaches and players can understand timing and spacing.
Save plays and keep your offense organized.
Create plays for 5v5, 6v6, 7v7 and 11v11 football.
Create a simple way to share plays with coaches and players.
Explore concepts created by other football coaches.
Football Playbook makes it easy to draw flag football plays online without complicated diagramming software. Choose your format, position your players, draw routes and watch the entire play animate directly in your browser.
Whether you're coaching 5v5, 6v6 or 7v7 flag football, you can create formations and route combinations that match the way your team actually plays. Move receivers, adjust route breaks, add motion and use real field spacing to build plays your players can understand.
Instead of drawing plays on paper or recreating diagrams every week, Football Playbook gives coaches one place to create, save and organize their flag football playbook — and a growing library of public plays from other coaches to learn from.
A great flag football playbook should be easy for coaches to create and even easier for players to understand. Football Playbook lets you turn formations, routes, motion and timing into clear visual plays that can be saved and reused throughout the season.
Organize your offensive concepts into groups you actually call — quick game, mesh concepts, sideline throws and red zone looks. Because every play animates, teaching route spacing becomes visual: players see when a receiver clears a defender and where the ball should arrive, instead of guessing from a static diagram. That matters most with younger players, who learn formations faster when they can watch the play run once or twice before repping it.
Coaches also use their playbook to plan practices and build game plans. Pull the six plays you want to install this week, share the concepts with your assistant coaches before you get to the field, and keep your favorite plays saved so a good idea from week two is still there in week nine. When you need something new, browse plays other coaches have made public and adapt a concept to your personnel.
Five-player offenses live on spacing and timing. Set your center and quarterback, spread three eligible receivers, and build route combinations, motion and quick-game concepts that fit a short field and a fast rush.
Draw a 5v5 playAn extra offensive player opens up new formations: trips looks, a true slot, or a back who can motion across the formation. Design plays that use the additional receiver to stress defenders horizontally and vertically.
Draw a 6v6 playSeven-on-seven allows full route trees and layered concepts. Build flood, mesh and levels combinations, control spacing across the field, and design progressions your quarterback can read on the run.
Draw a 7v7 playThe same visual play designer works for tackle football. Set your offensive line, place the backfield, align receivers and tight ends, then draw route combinations and blocking assignments on a full-depth field. Save complete formations and build out your 11-on-11 install week by week.
Draw an 11v11 playFootball Playbook isn't only a drawing tool. Save plays, build a playbook, discover public plays from other coaches, keep the concepts you like and learn from the way other staffs teach the game.
Choose your format and start building. No account required.
