Rescroll

Free scoreboard video maker

Type two team names and where the score starts and ends, and watch it change point by point. Download it as a 1080p MP4 to lay over your footage. Free, no sign-up, no watermark.

How it works

How to make a scoreboard video.

Four steps, about a minute, and nothing to install.

  1. 1

    Name the teams

    Type each team's name and a code of up to four letters, and pick its color. Or switch Board to Leaderboard and type up to eight rows instead.

  2. 2

    Set the scores

    Give each side a score to start from and one to end on, anywhere from 0 to 999. Add a status such as Final or 2nd half.

  3. 3

    Pick a style and the timing

    Card for a big score in the middle of the frame, Bar for an overlay along the top or bottom. Then how long the score takes to change and how long it rests on the result.

  4. 4

    Download the MP4

    Press Download. The video is rendered in your browser at 1080p and saved to your device. No account, no watermark.

Ready-made versions

Start from the one you came for.

Each one opens its own maker with the settings filled in. Change anything, then download.

When a scoreboard isn’t enough

The free scoreboard is the starting point.

Here you get a clean scoreboard on a background. In Rescroll you describe the graphic you actually want — “when I say the final whistle went, put our 3–2 win in the corner with both crests and flash our side” — and it's designed from scratch on your own video. Attach your logos or a screenshot of your channel's style and it matches them. Not right yet? Ask for the change in the chat.

Free scoreboard

Rescroll

A scoreboard in your colors

Any design you can describe, matched to your logos, fonts or a screenshot

A clip you overlay and key out yourself

Built on your own video, placed around you

You line up each point in your editor

Each point lands on the exact word you say

Change it with the settings here

Change anything by asking in the chat

Part of the Pro, Ultimate and Scale plans.

Revenue chart. A flat year, then the spike, on “this”.
A million users. The rollover lands on “million”.

Both built in Rescroll from a description.

The basics

What is a scoreboard video?

A scoreboard video is a short clip of a score graphic: two team names, their scores and a status such as Final or Half time. Editors lay it over match footage, a highlights recap, a game night or a friendly bet, so viewers can see the score without anyone having to say it.

This maker draws the score changing on screen. Set where each team starts and ends, and a few points tick in one at a time, each with a flash of the team's color. When there are more points than there's time for, the digits roll like an odometer instead. There are two styles: Card, a large panel in the middle of the frame, and Bar, a slim broadcast-style strip for the top or bottom of your video.

For an overlay, choose Bar, put it top left, and set the background to green. Key out the green in your editor and the bar sits in the corner of your footage like a TV score bug.

What you download

Price
Free. No sign-up, no email, no watermark.
Format
MP4 (H.264), no audio
Resolution
1080p: 1080×1920, 1920×1080, 1080×1080 or 1080×1350
Frame rate
30 or 60 fps
Boards
Two teams, or a leaderboard of 2 to 8 rows
Scores
0 to 999 per team; leaderboard points up to 999,999
Styles
Card, or a broadcast-style bar at the top left, top or bottom
Timing
The score changes over 1 to 20 seconds, then rests 0.5 to 6 seconds
Colors
Six looks, a color per team, or any score, text and background color
Overlay
Green background for chroma key
Where it runs
In your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

In your editor

Put the scoreboard on your video.

An MP4 has no transparent background, so the scoreboard comes ready to key. Set the background to green and remove it with chroma key.

How to add a scoreboard in CapCut

Download the scoreboard on a green background. In CapCut, drag it onto the track above your video so it sits on top as an overlay. Select it, open Video → Remove BG → Chroma key, pick the green with the color picker and raise Strength until the background is gone. Menu names move a little between CapCut versions; look for Chroma key.

How to add a scoreboard in Premiere Pro

Put the scoreboard on a video track above your footage. From the Effects panel, drag Ultra Key onto it and click the Key Color eyedropper on the green.

How to add a scoreboard in DaVinci Resolve

Place the scoreboard on the track above your footage. On the Edit page, open Effects → Open FX, find 3D Keyer under Resolve FX Key and drag it onto the clip, then sample the green in the viewer with the Open FX overlay switched on.

How to add a scoreboard in Final Cut Pro

Connect the scoreboard above your footage in the timeline. From the Effects browser, drag the Keyer effect onto it; it finds and removes the green by itself.

Questions

Scoreboard video: your questions, answered.

How do I make a scoreboard video?

In the scoreboard maker at the top of this page, type the two team names, set each team's starting and final score, add a status such as Final, choose Card or Bar and press Download. You get a 1080p MP4 made in your browser, with no sign-up and no watermark.

How do I put a scoreboard overlay on my video?

Choose the Bar style, set where it sits, and set the background to green in the Look panel. Download it, put it on the track above your footage in your editor and remove the green with chroma key. The bar then sits over your video.

How does the score change on screen?

When the change is a few points, each point ticks in on its own, with a flash of that team's color and a small pop, and the two teams' points are spread evenly through the change time. That happens for up to 12 points in all, as long as the change time leaves at least half a second between them. Bigger changes roll like an odometer instead, every digit turning at once.

What scores can the scoreboard show?

Any whole number from 0 to 999 for each team, so it works for soccer and hockey, for basketball and for cricket runs. A score can also go down, if you need to show a correction.

What's the difference between Card and Bar?

Card is a large panel in the middle of the frame with each team's badge, full name and a big score; it lays the teams out in rows on a tall frame and side by side on a wide one. Bar is a slim strip with each team's code and score, made to sit at the top left, top or bottom of your footage.

Can I change the team colors?

Yes. Each team has its own color, used for its badge, its stripe and the flash when it scores. The score digits follow the look, or the Score color you pick in the Look panel.

What can the status say?

Anything up to 16 characters: Final, Half time, 2nd half, Overtime, Round 3. It sits in a pill above the card's scores, or in a small tab on the bar. Leave it empty to hide it.

How do I show which team won?

Keep “Mark the winner at the end” turned on. Once the scores settle, the trailing team dims and the leader is marked in its own color. In a draw, nothing is marked.

Can I make a leaderboard instead of two teams?

Yes. Switch Board to Leaderboard and type up to eight rows, each with a name and its points before and after. The points climb and the rows reorder into the final standings.

How long is the scoreboard video?

The score changes over 1 to 20 seconds and then rests on the result for 0.5 to 6 seconds, after a short moment for the board to arrive. The default is just under 7 seconds.

Is the scoreboard maker free?

Yes. It's free to use and free to download, with no account, no email address and no watermark on the video. There's no limit on how many you make.

What format and resolution is the video?

An MP4 with H.264 video, at 1080p in the shape you choose: 1080×1920 (9:16) for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, 1920×1080 (16:9) for YouTube, 1080×1080 (1:1), or 1080×1350 (4:5) for the Instagram feed. You can export at 30 or 60 frames per second.

Can I get the scoreboard with a transparent background?

MP4 can't store transparency, so the scoreboard comes ready to key instead. Set the background to green and remove it with chroma key in your editor. Only the scoreboard is left over your footage.

Is my video uploaded anywhere?

No. The scoreboard is drawn and encoded on your own device, using your browser's built-in video encoder. Nothing is sent to a server and there's no render queue.

Which browsers does it work in?

It needs a browser that can encode video with the WebCodecs API: current versions of Chrome, Edge and Safari, and Firefox on a computer. If your browser can't, the page tells you before you start.

Can I use the scoreboard in client work, ads or monetized videos?

Yes. The video you download is yours to use in personal and commercial projects, with no attribution needed.

Can I match my brand, add my logo or change the design?

Not in the free maker, which is deliberately simple. That's what Rescroll's AI motion graphics are for: describe the graphic you want in plain English, attach your logo, fonts or a screenshot of your style, and it's designed from scratch on your own video, placed around you and timed to the word you say. Ask for any change in the chat. It's part of the Pro, Ultimate and Scale plans.

Your next video,
edited like the top 1%.

Drop it in. Say what should appear. Read the plan, press Build, and export the finished video — no After Effects, no editor, no template.

Make your first graphic

Part of Pro, Ultimate and Scale · Export is free · Failed builds are refunded