> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.onform.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.onform.com/how-onform-works/analysis-tools.md). # Analysis tools at a glance Every Onform analysis tool in one place: slow motion, drawing tools, angles, Compare, Voice-over, transcripts, the 2D skeleton and golf 3D, and which apps have each. Works on: iPhone, iPad, Android and web. The iPhone and iPad app has every tool; Android and the web app have fewer, as the tables show. Open any video to use these tools. **Yes** means the tool is there, **No** means it isn't, and **Not confirmed** means we're still checking. For every other feature, see [What works on which app](/how-onform-works/what-works-on-which-app.md). ## Playback | Tool | What it does | iPhone and iPad | Android | Web | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------- | --- | | Slow motion | Plays the video slower or faster. On iPhone and iPad, tap the speed button and pick from 2× down to 1/8×. | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Frame by frame | Steps the video one frame at a time, so you can stop on the exact moment: impact, take-off, release. On iPhone and iPad, use the arrows either side of play, or drag across the video. On the web you can also use the left and right arrow keys. | Yes | Yes | Yes | | Loop | Plays the video over and over. | Yes | Yes | Yes | ## Drawing tools On iPhone and iPad, tap the pencil to open the drawing toolbar. It holds five tools at a time, plus **Undo** and **Clear**. Tap any of the five to swap it for another tool and choose its color and line thickness. Double-tap a color to change it. The toolbar remembers what you picked. | Tool | What it does | iPhone and iPad | Android | Web | | -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------- | --- | | Line | A straight line, for a spine angle, a bat or club shaft, or a shin. | Yes | Not confirmed | Yes | | Arrow | A straight line with an arrowhead, to show a direction of movement. | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Free draw | Draw freehand, like a pen. | Yes | Not confirmed | Yes | | Free draw with arrow | A freehand line that ends in an arrowhead, for a curved path such as a hand path or a run-up. | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Circle | Circles a body part, a ball or a piece of equipment. | Yes | Not confirmed | Yes | | Box | Draws a rectangle around an area. | Yes | Not confirmed | Yes | | Line with angle | A straight line that shows its angle in degrees, such as the tilt of the shoulders or a forward lean. | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Angle | Two connected lines that show the angle between them, such as a knee or elbow bend. Drag the ends to fine-tune it. See [Using the Angle Tool](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/using-the-angle-tool.md). | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Distance | A line that shows a real-world length, such as a stride or a stance width. First set the scale: draw along something you know the length of, enter its real length and pick a unit (centimeters, meters, inches, feet or yards). | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Timer | A stopwatch on the video that counts from the frame where you place it, for timing a ground contact, a release or a split. | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Text | Types a note directly on the video. See [How to use the text annotation tool](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-use-the-text-annotation-tool.md). | Yes | Not confirmed | No | | Live drawing | Draw lines on the camera screen before you record, to check setup and position. See [Live drawing](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/record-and-import/live-drawing-helps-analyze-setup-form-before-recording.md). | Yes | No | No | The Android app has drawing tools too, but we're still confirming exactly which ones. The web app has free draw, line, box and circle, in five colors. For more, see [Finding and Using the Drawing Toolbox](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/finding-and-using-the-drawing-toolbox.md). ## Comparing two videos | Tool | What it does | iPhone and iPad | Android | Web | | ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------- | ------------- | --- | | Compare | Plays two videos side by side, or stacked when you hold your device upright. Tap **Link** to play and step them together. See [Compare two videos](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-compare-videos.md). | Yes | Yes | No | | Overlay | Lays one video over the other, with a slider to make the top one see-through. | Yes | Not confirmed | No | ## Teaching | Tool | What it does | iPhone and iPad | Android | Web | | ----------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ------- | ------------- | | Voice-over | Records you talking through a video, or a comparison, while you play, pause and draw on it. Onform saves it as a new video. See [Record a Voice-over](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-record-a-voiceover.md). | Yes | Yes | Watch only | | Transcripts | A written copy of what you said in a Voice-over, for you and your athlete to read and copy. See [Transcripts of your Voice-overs](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/teach-and-share/transcription.md). | Yes, with iOS 26 or later | Partly | Read and copy | ## Body and swing analysis | Tool | What it does | iPhone and iPad | Android | Web | | ------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | ------- | --- | | 2D skeleton | Tracks the athlete's body and draws a skeleton over them, with joint angles that update as they move. Tap the figure icon to turn it on, and tap the skeleton to choose which joints and angles it shows. Works best when only one person is in the video. | Yes, on plans that include it | No | No | | 3D swing analysis | Builds a 3D model of a golf swing from your video, with body data such as rotation, slide and sway. Needs video filmed at 120 frames per second or more. See [Analyze a swing in 3D](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/golf/golf-analysis/using-3d-data-and-visualization.md) and [Turn on 3D and download the AI models](/set-up/how-to-enable-3d-processing-and-download-the-latest-ai-models.md). | Yes, for golf, on plans that include it | No | No | | Golf swing overlays | From the AI tools button (the sparkles icon): club path, hand path, slide and sway, and swing plane drawn on the video, made from the 3D. See [3D questions and problems](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/golf/golf-analysis/3d-faqs.md). | Yes, for golf, on plans that include 3D | No | No | | Kinematic sequence | Shows the order and speed of the pelvis, torso and arm through a golf swing filmed face-on. See [Read a kinematic sequence](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/sports/golf/golf-analysis/beginners-guide-to-kinematic-sequence.md). | Yes, for golf, on plans that include it | No | No | For what each plan includes, see [onform.com/pricing](https://onform.com/pricing/). ## Related * [What works on which app](/how-onform-works/what-works-on-which-app.md) * [Finding and Using the Drawing Toolbox](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/finding-and-using-the-drawing-toolbox.md) * [Compare two videos](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-compare-videos.md) * [Record a Voice-over](https://github.com/Onform-Inc/onform-docs/tree/main/coaching/analyze/how-to-record-a-voiceover.md) * [Onform in 5 minutes](/start-here/onform-in-5-minutes.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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