Draw soccer drills from a plain-language description: a drill diagram maker that outputs labeled SVG diagrams with player positions, cones, runs, passes, and ball paths, unlimited on one plan.
Draw soccer drills from one sentence: a soccer drill maker that turns a plain description into a labeled pitch diagram with players, movements and the rules underneath. Two drawings free.
Every drill is a diagram thatspeaksfor itself.
Turn a sentence or a hand-drawn sketch into a vector SVG that explains positions, movements, and rules at a glance.
Tell me the field size, player count, how they are organized, and the rules. I will take it from there.
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Quick start
Example drill
Type the drill the way you would say it to another coach: the numbers, the area, the goals, the rule. The maker draws the whole picture, players on both teams, cones, runs, passes and the ball, in seconds, in the same colours on every diagram, so it needs no legend. You edit the drawing instead of starting from a blank pitch.
It looks for the same things a coach reads on a session sheet: who is on the pitch, where the space is, what moves and what the constraint is. Change any of them by chatting, add a neutral, flip the direction of play, shrink the grid, and the diagram redraws. Any youth format works, 3v3 through 11v11, indoor included.
The drawings keep one set of colours: one team blue, the other red, floaters green, cones and mini goals orange, and every pass, run and dribble is a solid arrow in the colour of its team, with cones and gates where coaches lay them out. The conventions are spelled out in the coach docs, and when a drill needs movement, you can lay the same setup out on the 3D tactics board and animate it.
Every account gets two drawings to try on a real drill. On Hobbit Pro diagrams are unlimited, and every session the planner writes ships with one per phase, so most coaches draw single drills here and let the planner draw the rest.
Describe the drill in plain language, like a 3v3 plus two neutrals on a 25 by 20 grid attacking two mini goals, and the maker generates a labeled SVG diagram with player positions, cones, goals, runs, passes, and ball paths. Refine it by chatting: move the grid, add a defender, change the direction of play.
A tactics board is a blank canvas: you drag every player, cone, and arrow by hand. A drill diagram maker starts from your description and draws the whole picture in seconds, so the manual work becomes editing rather than drawing. Coaches who sketch many drills a week save the most time.
Standard coaching notation: players on both teams, neutrals, goalkeepers, cones and grids, full size and mini goals, passing lines, dribbling paths, player runs, and shooting arrows, plus zone names and the size of the area. Diagrams follow the conventions coaches already read on session plans.
Every session plan already has its own: the session planner generates a complete practice where each phase ships with an SVG diagram, printed together with the plan. A diagram you draw here goes to your drill library, where you can open it again, download it as an image or go back to its chat to change it.
Two drawings are free on every account, so you can draw a real drill before deciding. After that, drawing is part of Hobbit Pro at $15 per month or $150 per year, where diagrams are unlimited: they are generated as SVG through the text engine, separate from the monthly image quota used by photo and design features.
Any youth format from U5 to U18: 3v3, 4v4, 7v7, 9v9, and 11v11, on grids, channels, half pitches, or full pitches. Describe the space you actually have, indoor courts included, and the diagram carries its size above the pitch.
Diagrams ship inside every generated session. Try the session planner