NetSnapFree lacrosse highlight video maker
Turn your lacrosse game film into a recruiting highlight video in minutes. Upload clips, tap yourself, and NetSnap puts a spotlight on you and edits the reel for you. Free.
Make my free reel100% free · no card · no sign-up · ready in about 5 minutes
Why a spotlight matters in lacrosse reels
With helmets on, every player looks alike. A clear marker on you at the start of each play is what lets a coach actually evaluate you.
How it works
- Add your clips. Phone video or game film, in the order you want them shown. Best play first.
- Tap your player. Tap yourself in each clip at the moment you want the spotlight to appear.
- Get your reel. NetSnap builds the reel with the spotlight, smooth cuts and an optional title card, ready to send to coaches.
What lacrosse coaches want to see
- Attack: dodging from X and up top, feeding, off-ball movement, and finishing.
- Midfield: dodging, transition, ground balls, shooting on the run, and defending.
- Defense: footwork, approach, checks, communication, and clearing.
- Faceoff (FOGO): clamp speed, winning to yourself, and what you do with the possession after.
- Goalie: saves, clearing passes, and directing the defense.
Keep it to about 2 to 4 minutes, with 15 to 25 of your best plays. Add your club team, high school, and the summer showcases you'll attend on your title card.
Questions
- Is NetSnap really free?
- Yes. You upload your clips, tap your player, and download the finished reel at no cost. No card and no sign-up needed.
- How long should a recruiting reel be?
- Usually 2 to 5 minutes. Coaches often decide in the first 30 seconds, so put your best plays first.
- What footage works?
- Phone videos and game film (MP4 or MOV) work. Clips filmed from high up and from the side give the clearest reel.
- How do coaches know which player I am?
- You tap yourself in each clip, and NetSnap puts a spotlight marker on you at exactly that moment, so a coach knows who to watch before the play starts.
- How long does it take?
- Your reel is usually ready about five minutes after your clips finish uploading.