Drop in a whole round of golf clips, mark each strike, and Flyball draws broadcast-style tracers that follow the ball's real flight. Export every clip in one go, ready for CapCut or Instagram.
Adding a tracer by hand in a video editor means keyframing every shot, one clip at a time. Flyball is built for the batch: mark every strike in one pass, let it work out the flights, then export the lot.
Drag every clip from the card at once. They queue up in shot order, each with a clear status.
Scrub to impact and press I. ⇧I jumps straight to the next clip, so marking a round takes minutes.
One click per round. Flyball finds the ball on 60 fps footage, fits its flight and accounts for any camera movement.
Pick a folder once. Every clip is written as a full-quality MP4 with the tracer burned in.
Mark, generate, check, export. Your style, presets and tracers save as you go, so a closed tab never costs you a round.
Five built-in looks plus a 3D ribbon. Change colours, width and glow, save your favourites per player, and apply one look to the whole round. What you see in the preview is exactly what you export.
Flyball fits a real golf-ball flight to your shot, with gravity, drag and backspin seen through your camera's lens. So the ball leaves the club fast, hangs at the apex and drops in the way it actually did.
Flyball does one job: a great tracer and a great MP4. Cutting, captions and music stay in the editor you already use.
On 60 fps footage Flyball finds the ball itself. It won't guess on a shot it isn't sure of; it asks you to click instead.
Listens for the strike and checks the video, then offers the likeliest moments. One click to confirm.
See every clip's tracer at once in the grid, and spot the one that needs a second look.
Save up to nine looks, one per player, on number keys. Apply one to the whole round in a click.
Tracers save as you work and come back when you reopen the same video, even if you renamed it.
CapCut-style frame stepping, plus one key for impact, landing and tracking. Undo and redo on every clip.
Decoding, ball tracking and encoding all happen in your browser. Nothing uploads, so a 4 GB round is as quick to start as a 40 MB clip, and it works on a slow connection.
Everything heavy happens here
So your work follows you
Every tracer, style and tool is free to use. Paying removes the tag and unlocks full resolution.
The whole editor, for as long as you like.
Seven days of clean exports for a golf trip or a big round. Doesn't renew.
€4.58 a month, billed yearly. Save 49%.
Prices include VAT in the EU and the UK. You'll see the price in your own currency at checkout. Payments are handled by Paddle, our reseller. Refunds within 14 days, no questions asked.
Google Chrome on a Mac or Windows computer. There is nothing to install. Use "Check this computer" after signing in to see how fast your machine exports.
Any MP4 or MOV from a phone or action camera, including DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and iPhone, in landscape or portrait, up to 4K. Exports are H.264 MP4, which plays everywhere.
For Auto trace, yes: at 30 fps a driven ball is a long blur, not a ball. At 30 fps you click a few ball positions and Flyball fits the flight from those. Both give the same editable, exportable tracer.
No. Your videos are read and written on your computer. Only your account and tracer settings are stored online, so your tracers come back on another visit.
Flyball checks for movement and, when the camera pans or zooms to follow the ball, keeps the tracer fixed to the scene. Still shots skip that step, so they're ready in about a second.
Nothing in the editor. Free exports are 720p with a small flyball.pro tag beside the tracer. Pro and the Trip pass export clean, at your footage's full resolution.
Yes. Any payment can be refunded in full within 14 days, no questions asked. Pro can be cancelled at any time and runs to the end of the period you paid for. See the refund policy.
No, and that's deliberate. Flyball writes a clean full-length MP4 with the tracer on it. Cut, caption and add music in CapCut or your editor of choice.
Bring the clips. Flyball does the rest.