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How to draw on a frozen frame in TacticalSnap (arrow, line, circle, zone, freehand)

4 steps · 0:40 video · iPhone and iPad

How to draw on a frozen frame in TacticalSnap (arrow, line, circle, zone, freehand)
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In short

Hold the Select tile and the palette opens. Arrow drags the pass you want to show, Line runs along the back four, Circle rings one player and Zone traces the space you want the team to see — the box fills in behind your finger. Draw is freehand, and the bar under the frame sets the colour (yellow, red, blue, green) and the thickness (small, medium, large). Undo removes the last mark, Redo brings it back, and everything you draw stays on the frame, ready for the record button. Everything stays on your device. iPhone and iPad.

Step by step

  1. Arrow and line

    Hold the Select tile and the palette opens. Choose Arrow and drag the pass you want to show. Then choose Line and drag it along the back four.

    On screen: Hold the Select tile for the palette. Arrow: drag the pass. Line: drag the back four.

  2. Circle and zone

    With Circle, you drag a ring around one player. With Zone, you trace the space you want the team to see, and the box fills in behind your finger.

    On screen: Circle: drag around a player. Zone: trace the space you want to show.

  3. Freehand, colour, size

    Draw is freehand. The bar under the frame sets the colour, yellow, red, blue or green, and the thickness, small, medium or large.

    On screen: Draw: freehand. The bar under the frame sets colour and thickness.

  4. Undo and redo

    The Undo button removes the last mark, and Redo brings it back. Everything you draw stays on the frame, ready for the record button.

    On screen: Undo removes the last mark, Redo brings it back. Marks live on the frame, ready to record.

What you need

Try it on your own footage

TacticalSnap runs the whole loop on an iPhone or iPad, on the device. Analysing is free and unlimited; exporting video is the only paid step.

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