Squad XI is a free football (soccer) lineup builder with 23,000+ real players. Pick any club or national team, choose a formation, drag players onto the pitch, and share your starting XI as an image. Includes World Cup 2026 predicted squads. No signup, works offline.
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Hey Product Hunt! π
I'm the maker of Squad XI β a free tool to build and share your ultimate football (soccer) starting XI.
As a football fan, I was forever sketching lineups in my notes app and arguing "who should start" β but there was no clean, free, mobile-first way to actually build a proper XI with real players and share it. So I built one.
What you can do:
β½ Pick from 23,000+ real players β any club, any national team
π― Choose a formation and drag players onto the pitch
πΌοΈ Share your XI as a clean image (perfect for group chats & socials)
π Explore predicted XIs for World Cup 2026 squads, top clubs & nations
π² Installable PWA β works offline, no signup, no clutter
It's completely free and runs right in your browser β add it to your home screen and it feels native. Fully bilingual too (English / ζ₯ζ¬θͺ).
I'd love your feedback, especially on the player search and the share flow. What formation are you building first? π
Thanks for checking it out! π
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Honestly love that this works offline, super handy on match days. One thing that would be a game changer for me though, can you add the option to save multiple lineups per team? Like I want to keep my experimental 4-2-3-1 separate from my classic 4-3-3 for the same squad without having to redo everything each time.
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@yiitellezf6fzΒ Hey YiΔit β thank you, this is genuinely useful feedback π
Good news: you can already get most of the way there today. β’ You can save multiple squads (up to 10), so your classic 4-3-3 and your experimental 4-2-3-1 can both live in your list. β’ And when you switch formations, your players stay on the pitch β Squad XI re-arranges them into the new shape instead of wiping the board. So you don't have to redo anything to try a 4-2-3-1.
That said, the gap you hit is real: right now, if you load a saved squad and save again, it updates that squad instead of creating a copy β so keeping both variants side by side is clunkier than it should be.
So a "Save as a new squad" / duplicate button is exactly the missing piece, and you've just pushed it to the top of my list. Thanks for spelling it out so clearly.
Keep it coming β if anything else trips you up on match day, I want to hear it. β½
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Love how quickly I can throw together lineups without signing up for anything. One thing that would make this even better is letting users compare two squads side by side, maybe even letting you toggle formations and see both starting XIs on the same screen.
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@muhammed54207Β Thanks Muhammed β and glad the no-signup part lands. That was a hill I was willing to die on π
Side-by-side comparison isn't there today β right now it's one board at a time. The closest you can get is saving both squads and switching between them, which I know isn't the same thing.
But here's the thing: you're the second person in this thread asking for better multi-squad handling (someone else wants to keep a 4-3-3 and a 4-2-3-1 of the same squad side by side). So it's clearly a real gap, not a nice-to-have. It's moving up the list.
One question that would genuinely help me build the right thing: are you mostly wanting to compare two variants of the same squad (your 4-3-3 vs your 4-2-3-1), or two different teams (your XI vs the opponent's)? Those pull the design in pretty different directions.
Honestly love that this works offline, super handy on match days. One thing that would be a game changer for me though, can you add the option to save multiple lineups per team? Like I want to keep my experimental 4-2-3-1 separate from my classic 4-3-3 for the same squad without having to redo everything each time.
@yiitellezf6fzΒ Hey YiΔit β thank you, this is genuinely useful feedback π
Good news: you can already get most of the way there today.
β’ You can save multiple squads (up to 10), so your classic 4-3-3 and your experimental 4-2-3-1 can both live in your list.
β’ And when you switch formations, your players stay on the pitch β Squad XI re-arranges them into the new shape instead of wiping the board. So you don't have to redo anything to try a 4-2-3-1.
That said, the gap you hit is real: right now, if you load a saved squad and save again, it updates that squad instead of creating a copy β so keeping both variants side by side is clunkier than it should be.
So a "Save as a new squad" / duplicate button is exactly the missing piece, and you've just pushed it to the top of my list. Thanks for spelling it out so clearly.
Keep it coming β if anything else trips you up on match day, I want to hear it. β½
Love how quickly I can throw together lineups without signing up for anything. One thing that would make this even better is letting users compare two squads side by side, maybe even letting you toggle formations and see both starting XIs on the same screen.
@muhammed54207Β Thanks Muhammed β and glad the no-signup part lands. That was a hill I was willing to die on π
Side-by-side comparison isn't there today β right now it's one board at a time. The closest you can get is saving both squads and switching between them, which I know isn't the same thing.
But here's the thing: you're the second person in this thread asking for better multi-squad handling (someone else wants to keep a 4-3-3 and a 4-2-3-1 of the same squad side by side). So it's clearly a real gap, not a nice-to-have. It's moving up the list.
One question that would genuinely help me build the right thing: are you mostly wanting to compare two variants of the same squad (your 4-3-3 vs your 4-2-3-1), or two different teams (your XI vs the opponent's)? Those pull the design in pretty different directions.
Either way β thanks for spelling it out. β½