Futsal Formation Maker

What you can do with the futsal formation maker

• Place cierre, wingers and pivot freely on the indoor court, without sticking to a preset.
• Start from a preset formation (1-2-1, 2-2, 3-1, 4-0) and adjust it to your roster.
• Edit each player's position and details.
• Save a structure as your base formation in your browser.
• Retrieve saved formations whenever you need them.

How to build a futsal formation

1. Pick a starting formation — 1-2-1, 2-2, 3-1, 4-0 — or begin free-form.
2. Drag each player to the exact position you want.
3. Adjust spacing between the fixo, wingers and pivot.
4. Edit each player's details if needed.
5. Save the formation to come back to it later.

Use cases

• Coaches testing a system before taking it to the indoor court.
• Analysts mapping an opponent's usual formation ahead of a match.
• Futsal instructors explaining 1-2-1 or 2-2 systems to a team.
• Fans comparing their favorite futsal teams' systems.

Deciding between futsal systems

The 1-2-1 diamond gives you a fixed pivot target and clean passing lanes down both sides — the default choice against a settled defense. The 2-2 box trades that target for two rotating attacking mids, useful when your team circulates well but lacks a strong finisher with his back to goal. 4-0 drops the pivot entirely for a fluid, no-fixed-positions rotation that punishes teams that mark positions instead of players. None of these are right or wrong in the abstract — they're a bet on which of your five players creates the most danger, and moving pieces by hand here is how you test that bet before committing to it in a session or a match.