NextPlay Highlights · Youth sports

Your child played. You filmed it. Skip the editing.

Your child played. You filmed it. Skip the editing: turn phone clips, tournament film or a full game into a highlight you review and share.

Adding film requires a paid plan. Prefer not to subscribe? Get three months with one $40.99 Athlete Season Pass payment. It does not auto-renew.

Stop scrubbing through every clip

Upload the sideline clips already in your camera roll or a complete game recording. NextPlay finds likely plays and cuts the downtime; you review the result and choose what belongs.

Keep the season, not just the score

Make a short highlight for relatives who missed the game, a season recap for your child, or a Recruiting Highlight you can send to a coach when the time comes. Athlete profiles keep siblings and sports organized.

Share a moment with the people who care

Download an MP4 or share an unlisted viewing link in your family group chat. You choose where it goes. NextPlay does not automatically post to social accounts or contact recruiters.

Questions before you start

Can I make highlights from phone clips?

Yes. Upload your phone clips and review the plays before creating your reel. For individual highlights, keep your athlete and the action in frame.

Does NextPlay find my athlete or read jersey numbers?

No. NextPlay cuts every play for the whole field and does not track a player or read jersey numbers. Mark athlete lets you tap your athlete on any play — circle, arrow or spotlight — and the mark is burned into the downloaded video. Film that follows one player (phone footage, a Trace or Veo player view) keeps them in more of the clips. Team plans can use roster numbers to suggest which athlete each play belongs to.

Is it free?

Creating an account and downloading the app are free. Adding film requires a paid plan. See the current plans before subscribing.

How long does a full game take?

Full-game analysis takes over an hour. Uploading and preparing the video take additional time, depending on the footage and connection.