NextPlay answer
Make a sports highlight reel from the clips on your phone
You do not need a full game or a video editor to start. NextPlay combines the phone clips you already filmed, finds the action, and lets you review the moments before you share the finished highlight.
1. Film enough of each play
Keep your athlete, the ball and the result in frame. Start a little before the action and keep recording through the finish so the viewer can understand what happened.
A few clear clips are enough for a short Highlight. Use footage you have permission to use, and keep the original files until you have checked the finished reel.
2. Upload and review
Upload local video files from your phone or computer, select the sport, and let NextPlay find the plays. You choose which detected moments belong in the Highlight; the AI does not decide which child to send to a coach for you.
After reviewing, download an MP4 or copy a share link. Recruiting Highlight is the landscape, muted format for a coach; Highlight and Hype are useful for family and social sharing.
3. Choose a plan that fits the footage
NextPlay is a paid product. Plans start at $14.99/month, with no watermark; existing reels stay watchable, shareable and downloadable if you cancel.
Common questions
Can I make a highlight without a full game?
Yes. Upload several short phone clips and combine the detected plays into one Highlight.
Does NextPlay automatically find my child in team footage?
No. For wide team film, review Coach Film or Game Tape and remove plays that do not belong to your athlete. Mark athlete can help show a viewer who to watch.
What sports are supported?
NextPlay supports 41 sports, including basketball, football, soccer, baseball, softball, volleyball, lacrosse, wrestling, swimming, tennis, hockey, cheerleading and gymnastics.