PlayMaker Pro is a specialized drawing program for diagramming plays. It is used by coaches to create playbooks, handouts, flash cards, presentations, and animations. PlayMaker Pro is used by thousands of coaches in the NFL, NCAA, at the high school level, and by Pop Warner teams.

PlayMaker Pro is available for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/Me/XP and Macintosh based computers.

Create Documents
PlayMaker Pro enables you to create PlayMaker documents, where each document contains one or more pages, and you can draw one or more plays on each page. You can create as many documents, pages, and plays as you want.

Player Symbols
You create a Play to add a set of players to a page. Any player can be represented by any of the following 19 player symbols:

You can change the letters in symbols that use letters, make some players invisible to hide the offense or the defense, adjust the size of player symbols and highlight players with color for drill cards or team presentations.

Draw Lines
Line tools let you draw lines to depict pass patterns, running, motion and blocks.

Lines can be plain, have arrowheads, or end with a blocking symbol.

Lines can include straight segments, 90 degree arcs, and zig zags for motion. Each line can have more than one line segment. Highlight lines with color or line thickness.

Text
PlayMaker's Text tool enables you to add titles, instructions for players, or notes on any part of the page. Text can use several fonts, in many point sizes, using plain, bold, italic, and underline styles.

Boxes
PlayMaker's box tool lets you add boxes to your drawing to organize a page. Boxes can contain yard lines with hash marks.

• With PlayMaker, you can edit an existing drawing, delete some elements, and then add new ones and print the result. That's much faster than starting from scratch.
• Duplicate a play, position it on the page, and change the elements that make it unique.
• Plays can be reversed about the center or flipped about the line of scrimmage. To create the left hand version of a right handed play, just duplicate and reverse the duplicated play.
• Build templates of often used play elements in PlayMaker's Library.