Soccer video analysis software
Soccer video analysis without the upload
Most video analysis tools make you download the match, upload a huge file and wait. Touchline skips all of that: paste a YouTube link and start breaking the game down in seconds.
Touchline vs file-based analysis tools
| Touchline | Upload-based tools | |
|---|---|---|
| Getting the match in | Paste a public YouTube link | Download, then upload a large video file |
| Time to start | Seconds | Often minutes to hours of uploading and processing |
| Storage limits | None — the video stays on YouTube | Counted against your plan |
| Price | Free first match, then £2.99/month or £9.99 once | Typically a club-level subscription |
What you can do with it
- Frame-by-frame stepping and 0.25x–2x playback speed
- Arrows, shapes, text and player spotlights pinned to the timestamp
- Set in / Set out to create a clip in two clicks
- Categories and notes on every clip, searchable in a library
- Tag clips to players to build individual reports
- Keyboard shortcuts: space to play, ← / → to jump 5 seconds
- Export clip details to a spreadsheet with timestamped YouTube links
New to match analysis? Read our step-by-step guide to analysing football matches.
Questions
Do I need to upload my match video?
No. Touchline plays the match from YouTube, so you only paste the link. Unlisted videos work too as long as they can be embedded.
Who is it for?
Grassroots and academy coaches, performance analysts, and players who want to review their own matches without buying club-level software.
Can I download the clips as video?
No — YouTube doesn't allow video downloads. You can export clip details as a spreadsheet, with each clip linking to its exact moment on YouTube.