Mark a Play While You Film

Tap one button when something great happens — that tap becomes a clip.

Marking is the heart of ClipPin. One tap while you film, and after the game that play is a clip.

  1. Keep filming. When something great happens, tap the button that matches the play — Goal, Save, Big play, whatever fits. The buttons are see-through, each with a short colored line under its name, so they stay out of the way of your shot.
  2. You'll feel a quick buzz and see a brief flash at the edge of the screen. A small Undo button appears for a few seconds — tap it if you didn't mean to. Otherwise, that's it — the play is marked. See-through play buttons over the live picture while filming

You won't miss the start of the play

Tap when the play happens — even a beat late. Each clip automatically includes the lead-up, so a goal keeps the pass that set it up.

Don't look down: mark with a volume button

Press either volume button to mark a play without taking your eyes off the field. It uses your first button (the one showing a small speaker icon). If the play was really a Save, not a Goal, you can change it after the game — the clip is the same either way. Turn this on or off with Volume button marks a play in Settings.

Tapped the wrong button?

No harm done. Tap the Undo button that appears right after, while its timer is still running — or just leave it: the clip is saved no matter which button you tapped, and you can change its label after the game.

Next: Keep Score While You Film · Save Your Clips to Photos

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