Football Lineup Builder: Fot11

Build any formation in seconds. Drag players onto the pitch, switch tactics, save your starting XI and share your squad — the lineup builder coaches love.

Football Lineup Builder: Fot11 Build Your Perfect Starting XI

Create, customise and share football lineups in seconds. Whether you're a coach planning your next match, a fan debating the perfect starting XI, or a manager organising your squad, Fot11 gives you a clean, fast and beautiful pitch to bring your tactics to life.

• BUILD ANY FORMATION Pick from every popular football formation (4-4-2, 4-3-3, 3-5-2, 4-2-3-1 and many more) or create your own. Drag and drop players anywhere on the pitch to set up your team exactly how you want.

• FULLY CUSTOM PLAYERS Make every player your own: • Custom display icon • Edit player name — set real names, nicknames or squad numbers • Set player rating — score your players and show their form at a glance • Substitutes — mark players as subbed and manage your bench with one tap

• PLAN YOUR TACTICS Switch formations instantly to compare setups. Move players, test ideas and find the system that wins. The perfect tactic board for coaches and football managers at every level.

• SAVE & MANAGE MULTIPLE TEAMS Build and store as many lineups as you like. Switch between squads, update them match by match and keep your whole season organised in one place.

• SHARE WITH ANYONE Export your lineup as a clean image and share it instantly with your players, your group chat, or your followers on social media.

WHY FOT11? • Fast, simple drag-and-drop builder • Every major formation included • Beautiful, realistic pitch design • Full squad customisation • Save unlimited lineups • Share as an image in one tap • No account required to start

Perfect for football coaches, grassroots managers, fantasy players and fans who love talking tactics. Download Fot11 today and build your perfect starting eleven.

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