Football playbook import: Bring the playbook you already have.

A playbook PDF (Snack picks the pages that draw plays), photos or screenshots of a drawn play, or video: a frame of a drawn play, or the snap in game film.

A playbook PDF also brings its formation sheets into your formations and its route tree pages into your numbered routes. A Hudl breakdown export (CSV or XLSX) tags the plays you already have with their formation and run or pass.

Choose Offense or Defense, drop your files, and Snack reads each play. Anything to check is listed under the play, like a player it couldn't identify or a route that was hard to read. Select a flag to jump to that player and fix it.

Plays that read cleanly start checked. Pick a playbook for them and save the whole batch at once, up to 250 plays an import. You can close the window while Snack reads, and come back from the count at the top of Plays, like 4 plays to review.

A playbook PDF drawn in a playbook program, like a Hudl export, is read from its drawings rather than from a picture of them, so the players and routes land where you drew them. Each play is named as printed on its card and split into formation and play.

Edit it, run it in the simulator, put it in a playbook or game plan, print it on a wristband, and share it with your athletes, who get a quiz written from it.