# CircleOn.me

> CircleOn.me is a browser-based tool for adding broadcast-style tracking circles to sports highlight videos. Athletes paste a YouTube link to their game footage, click to mark themselves at each key play, and export a coach-ready MP4 with freeze-frame effects and optional background music. No video editing skills are required.

CircleOn.me is built for college recruiting. In wide game film, coaches often cannot tell which player to watch; a tracking circle makes the athlete instantly identifiable on every play. The free plan includes one watermarked export per month for videos up to 5 minutes. A one-time $4.99 credit removes the watermark for a single export; Plus is $9/month for 10 exports; Pro is $20/month for 30 exports.

## Product

- [Home](https://circleon.me/): what CircleOn.me does and how to start a free highlight video.
- [Video editor](https://circleon.me/app): paste a YouTube link, place circles, and export an MP4.

## Recruiting guides

- [Highlight video guides by sport](https://circleon.me/sports/): index of the sport-specific guides.
- [College recruiting resources by division](https://circleon.me/recruiting/): D1, D2, D3, and NAIA guides by sport.

### Sport guides

- [Soccer highlight video guide](https://circleon.me/sports/soccer-highlight-video-guide/)
- [Basketball highlight video guide](https://circleon.me/sports/basketball-highlight-video-guide/)
- [Football highlight video guide](https://circleon.me/sports/football-highlight-video-guide/)
- [Volleyball highlight video guide](https://circleon.me/sports/volleyball-highlight-video-guide/)
- [Baseball highlight video guide](https://circleon.me/sports/baseball-highlight-video-guide/)

## How-to guides

- [Highlight video how-to guides](https://circleon.me/how-to/): index of every walkthrough, grouped by effect, by editor, and by doing it without Hudl.

Guide URLs follow the pattern `https://circleon.me/how-to/{slug}/` — 15 pages across three families.

- Effect guides — the techniques themselves, for athletes and parents with no editing background: [circle a player in a highlight video](https://circleon.me/how-to/circle-a-player-in-a-highlight-video/), [what is a spot shadow](https://circleon.me/how-to/spot-shadow/), [add a freeze-frame effect](https://circleon.me/how-to/freeze-frame-effect-highlight-video/).
- Editor tutorials — the exact steps inside one named editor, with its real menu names and current pricing: [CapCut](https://circleon.me/how-to/add-a-circle-in-capcut/), [DaVinci Resolve](https://circleon.me/how-to/add-a-circle-in-davinci-resolve/), [Premiere Pro](https://circleon.me/how-to/add-a-circle-in-premiere-pro/). iMovie, Clipchamp, Canva and Final Cut Pro are covered too.
- Without-Hudl guides — for athletes whose school or club does not subscribe to Hudl: [make a recruiting highlight video without Hudl](https://circleon.me/how-to/recruiting-highlight-video-without-hudl/), [add a spot shadow without Hudl](https://circleon.me/how-to/spot-shadow-without-hudl/), [Hudl highlights alternatives](https://circleon.me/how-to/hudl-highlights-alternatives/).

## URL patterns

- Position guides: `https://circleon.me/sports/{sport}/{position}-highlight-video/` — 37 pages across the five sports above (for example, `/sports/soccer/goalkeeper-highlight-video/` and `/sports/football/quarterback-highlight-video/`). Each covers what college coaches evaluate at that position, which clips to include, and how to place a tracking circle.
- Division recruiting guides: `https://circleon.me/recruiting/{division}-{sport}-recruiting/` — 20 pages, where `{division}` is `d1`, `d2`, `d3`, or `naia` and `{sport}` is one of the five sports above (for example, `/recruiting/d1-soccer-recruiting/`). Each covers scholarships, coach priorities, and recruiting timelines at that division level.

## Notes

- All guide, position, and recruiting URLs use a trailing slash.
- Content is written for high school athletes and parents navigating the recruiting process.