PPlayside

PLAYSIDE DIAGRAMS

Powerful play diagramming, built for coaches.

Draw plays on a real field, save your formations, and build playbooks you can print and share. Everything you need to design your offense and defense, free for coaches.

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THE TOOL

The all-in-one play design tool for coaches.

Draw it, save it, build it, print it. From a blank field to a finished playbook, without leaving the page.

PLAY DRAWING

Draw any play on an accurate field.

Add players, motion, routes, and blocking schemes on a correctly-proportioned field. Color-code by unit, drop in text and notes, and every play looks the way a play should look.

  • Players, motion, routes & blocking schemes
  • Colors, text & notes on a real field
  • Offense and defense

FORMATIONS

Save formations once. Reuse them everywhere.

Build your offensive and defensive formations, then save them as the starting point for any play, in your own terminology, not ours. Draw a look one time and it's ready whenever you need it.

  • Your names and labels, not ours
  • Reuse a saved look in any play
  • Offense and defense library

PLAYBOOKS & EXPORT

Build custom playbooks and print them clean.

Group your plays into playbooks, order them the way you teach, and export any play or the full book to PDF or PowerPoint. Clean, professional pages ready for your install, your staff, or the wristbands.

  • Order plays the way you teach
  • Export to PDF and PowerPoint
  • Clean, print-ready play cards

From blank field to printed install.

Four steps, all yours, from the first player you place to the pages you hand out.

1

Draw a play

Place players and add routes, motion, and blocking.

2

Save the formation

Keep the alignment in your library to reuse.

3

Build the playbook

Group plays and order them the way you teach.

4

Export or print

Send to PDF or PowerPoint, or print clean pages.

PART OF PLAYSIDE

Your formations carry across everything.

The diagrammer is part of Playside. The formations you draw here flow into your film breakdowns and game reports, so your terminology stays consistent from the whiteboard to the sideline.