A long-range strike that turned an Ultimate Team match in FC 26, or a late comeback goal against a friend, loses its punch when you only tell people the score. This guide covers one method: recording FC 26 with the free Windows app DOR, trimming just the goal, and sending it to friends as a dor.gg link. You can see how DOR records FC 26 on the FC 26 game page.
How FC 26 is recorded and the key to finding goals
DOR records FC 26 with whole-session recording. Menus, squad management and matches all run together in one video, and no per-match highlights or automatic goal clips are created. So to share a goal you find it in the recording yourself, and the most reliable marker is the moment the score at the top of the screen changes. How to set clean start and end points is covered separately in how to trim game clips.
From an FC 26 goal to a link in your friend's chat
- 1Install DOR and launch FC 26DOR is a free Windows desktop app. After you install it, launching FC 26 makes DOR detect the game and start recording automatically. Whatever you play, whether Ultimate Team, a local match with a friend or an online match, the game screen goes into the recording as it is.
- 2Just remember the match order and the scoreIf you play several matches without closing the game, they all join into one recording. To make the search easy later, just remember which match it was and what the score became, such as 'third match, the goal that made it 2-1'.
- 3Find where the score changed in the libraryWhen you exit the game, the recording is saved as an mp4 and appears in the DOR app library. Skip through in big jumps while watching the score on screen; when you spot the number change, the goal is just before that point.
- 4Start from the build-up so the goal makes senseIn the trim tool, set the start where you won the ball or the passing move began, and the end at the start of the celebration. If you keep only the net rippling, nobody sees how you scored. Choose an output ratio of 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1.
- 5Build a goals-of-the-day reel in the studioTo collect the day's goals into one piece, trim each goal, then merge them in DOR Studio in your browser. Add text like 'Ultimate Team late winner' to each one and balance the background music against the match sound.
- 6Send the link to the friend you playedWhen trimming is done you get a dor.gg link. Paste it into a chat with the friend you just played or your football group chat, and they can rewatch the goal in a phone or PC browser without DOR.
Finding and sending FC 26 goals, by situation
| Situation | What to look for in the recording | What to cut and which ratio |
|---|---|---|
| A late winner in an Ultimate Team match | Right after the score swings in your favor in the second half | From the build-up pass to the start of the celebration, 16:9 |
| A long-range screamer | The point where the score changes right after the shot | Short, from a few seconds before the shot until the net ripples, 9:16 |
| A comeback in a local match against a friend on the same PC | The moment the two scores flip | From where the tied score is visible to just after the go-ahead goal, 16:9 |
| A last-gasp equalizer in an online match with a friend | A score change when the match clock is nearly up | From the start of the final attack to the goal, 16:9 |
| A penalty shootout | A stretch where takers keep stepping up to the ball | One segment from the first kick to the last |
| A ridiculous goal you conceded to a friend | The point where the opponent's score goes up | From the mistake to the goal, 1:1 |
FC 26 checks before sharing a goal
- My recording drive has comfortably more than 20GB free.
- I remember which match the goal was in and what the score became.
- The trimmed segment starts with the build-up pass.
- I picked 9:16 for quick goals friends will watch on phones and 16:9 for goals that show the tactical move.
- When making a goal reel, I listened once to the balance between match sound and background music.
- I know there are no automatic goal clips because this is FC 26, not FC Online.
Sharing FC 26 goals with DOR, in short
DOR is a free Windows app. When you launch FC 26 it detects the game and records until you close it, saving one mp4 in the app library. Automatic goal clips are made for Nexon's FC Online; FC 26 uses whole-session recording, so you find and trim goals yourself. Recordings are large and fill a disk fast, and recording stops automatically when free space drops below 20GB. On NVIDIA graphics cards NVENC hardware encoding is the default, and game sound and your mic are recorded together, so your reaction when the ball goes in is kept too. For tips on vertical goal clips that look good on phones, see how to make a vertical (9:16) game video. A finished goal goes out as one dor.gg link instead of a file, and your friend opens it in a browser without an app.
