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FastDraw x Hudl: One System, Zero Friction

21 Jul 2026

4 min Read

It's late in the week, your game plan's coming together, and you're bouncing between two screens: FastDraw for your diagrams, Sportscode for your film. Every play you draw has to be downloaded, then re-imported. Every clip you want next to that play has to be tracked down separately. It works, but it's slow — and slowness adds up over a full week of prep.

That gap is closing. FastDraw and Hudl now work as one connected system. Diagrams move into film review, and film moves into your playbook — no exporting, no re-importing, no switching between apps to get everything in the same place. And it works both ways.

Send diagrams straight into a Sportscode presentation

Draw a set in FastDraw, hit the new Open in Sportscode button, and it lands directly in your Sportscode presentation — ready to use. The whole transfer happens in under a second, so it doesn't feel like moving a file between two programs. It feels like working inside one.

And it's smart about where everything ends up:

If a presentation is already open, the content drops straight into it.
If you've got several open, it goes to whichever one you used most recently and brings it to the front.
If nothing's open, FastDraw creates a brand-new presentation named after the play automatically.

No extra menus. No decisions to make. It just goes where you'd expect it to.

FastScout personnel tiles work the same way. Download personnel slides to place straight into a Sportscode presentation alongside your diagrams. Your whole scouting report — actions, personnel, and matchups — lives in one place instead of being split across three apps.

For coaches building a full opponent breakdown, with dozens of actions and personnel notes, each one needing to make its way from the whiteboard into film review, that adds up fast. The workflow that used to be download, switch, import, locate, repeat is now just: click.

Attach video from your Hudl library, right inside FastDraw

The integration runs the other direction too. Coaches can attach video clips from their Hudl library playlists directly inside FastDraw — no leaving the app, no downloading clips just to bring them back in.

Say you're diagramming a ball screen action you want the team to run just like the pros. Pull the clip from your Hudl playlist, attach it right there in FastDraw next to the diagram, and now the set comes with its own proof of concept. The "what it should look like" living right next to the "how to run it." The same idea works just as well for a power-play breakout or a corner kick set piece — any moment where seeing the diagram and the film side by side makes the teaching point land faster.

This works much like the Hudl Playlist Integration in FastScout: browse your Hudl playlists from within the app, attach the clip you need, and it's live. No downloading, no re-uploading, no maintaining two versions of the same content in two different places.

Part of a connected Hudl Pro Suite

This integration isn't a one-off — it's the latest piece of the Hudl Pro Suite coming together as a single, connected video and data ecosystem. FastDraw, FastScout, Sportscode, and your Hudl library are increasingly built to talk to each other, so your staff isn't maintaining separate systems for diagramming, scouting and film review.

That matters because game plans aren't built in one tool. They're built across a diagram here, a clip there, a personnel note somewhere else, all getting stitched together under a deadline. Rather than forcing that process into a single app, the Hudl Pro Suite removes the friction of moving between the apps you already use. Your diagrams, your scouting reports, and your film all reference the same source of truth, no matter which tool you happen to be in.

That's true whether you're a high school basketball coach putting together Friday's scout, a college staff prepping a full opponent breakdown, or a hockey or soccer program running the same playbook-to-film workflow in your own sport. The workflow scales with however deep your prep goes, and it isn't limited to any one sport — any team running FastDraw alongside Sportscode benefits.

We've done this before

This follows the same playbook as the FastScout integration, which lets programs attach Hudl video directly to scouting report tiles and player profiles instead of manually downloading and re-uploading clips between platforms. That integration closed the gap between video libraries and scouting reports. Staffs could build reports without juggling files between two disconnected tools.

FastDraw x Hudl follows the same idea: find the manual handoff between two tools coaches already rely on, and remove it entirely.

Why it matters

Coaches build game plans under real-time pressure. Every download, every app switch, every trip through an import menu is friction — and it adds up across a full week of prep. This integration removes that friction at the source, so the only thing standing between a play on the whiteboard and a play in film review is a single click.

It's not a flashy new capability. It's the kind of improvement coaches feel the first time they use it, and won't want to go back from after.

The FastDraw x Hudl integration is available now for FastDraw users across youth, club, college and pro — no tier restrictions.