Start here
The full path, from creating your account to sharing a video with your squad.
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If this is your first day in cliply, don't start with this help center — start with the path.
Twelve steps, from creating your account to your squad opening the link with the clips. Every step drops you exactly where it happens in the app, so you do it while you read it.
What the path does that an article cannot
- It knows your sport. The deck step shows the buttons for your discipline, with their colors and hotkeys — not football's if you play hockey. Change it with the picker, and
?sport=travels in the link if you want to send it to your staff. - It knows what you have done. Signed in, the steps you already completed come back ticked, and the accent marks the one that is next.
- Every step is a button, not an instruction. It takes you to create the project, not to read about creating the project.
Want the short version? The quick-start guide tells the same story in five steps, and it is the one that travels in the welcome email.
The twelve steps
Each row opens its step on the path. The last column is the article that covers it properly, for when you have done it once and need the detail.
Once you have been round
Those twelve steps are the whole cycle: tag, clip and share. What comes next is volume, and the tools that show up when volume starts to hurt:
- The desktop app, for local files and live capture
- Working offline, for a pitch with no signal
- The XML converter, if you are coming from another tool
- Keyboard shortcuts, which is what separates tagging a match in 90 minutes from doing it in 20
- Physical controllers, to tag without looking at the keyboard