Flag football · Free playbook builder
Create a flag football playbook for 5v5, 6v6, or 7v7. Draw routes in the play editor, organize plays by situation, and take the same plan to practice and game day. Start free; Team Coach adds personalized wristbands and advanced game-day tools.
New to playbook design? Start with the step-by-step guide to building a flag football playbook.
Draw your routes or begin with a concept from the Football Library. Choose the football format your team plays.
Name and number plays, group them by situation, and keep a small installation package your players can learn.
Print a basic playsheet for free. Team Coach adds personalized wristbands and game-day tools using the same playbook.

The free plan includes the editor, player invites, and basic watermarked playsheets. Team Coach adds assistant-coach collaboration, higher capacity, personalized wristbands and watermark removal. Compare current limits and plans.
Read the Team Coach wristband and call-sheet guide, or follow the four-play beginner install. For film, practice planning and the wider coaching workflow, take the product tour.
Place receivers, draw route trees, set defenders. Built around real football primitives — formations, route templates, defensive coverages — so the diagrams are coach-accurate, not generic shapes.
Group plays by situation: 3rd & long, red zone, two-minute. Re-order, duplicate, version. Your playbook lives online and stays in sync across every device.
Invite assistants and players to view (or edit) your playbook. Coaches see the install order; players see their assignments. No more emailing PDFs.
Print basic playsheets for free with an XO Gridmaker watermark. Team Coach adds personalized wristband inserts and watermark-free printing; set dimensions to match your wristband.
Ask Coach Cal to draw a 5v5 mesh against Cover 2, build a 6-play install for tonight's practice, or scout the defense you saw last week. Plays land in your playbook with one click.
Choose the matching collection for starter guidance, diagrams and rules context. Player count and the ruleset both matter.
XO has a 7v7 Touch editor format, but no dedicated passing-tournament library collection. The 7v7 Flag collection is not a tournament-ready substitute.
For example, USA Football’s 7on7 passing rules prohibit running plays and use a four-second release clock. Plan a passing progression within your event’s clock, and confirm center eligibility and permitted contact before adapting a concept.
There is currently no dedicated 8v8 editor preset or library collection. The editor offers 4v4 Flag, but the library has no dedicated 4v4 collection either. Eight-player tackle and 8v8 flag are separate games; removing players from an 11-player diagram does not establish a legal formation.
Check your association’s field dimensions, line/back alignment, eligible receivers and blocking rules. Nebraska’s eight-player tackle differences illustrate the changes, but are not an 8v8 flag rulebook or a universal state standard.
Every concept below is in the free Football Library — open a diagram, then check the call against your league’s rules before adding it to your playbook.