Gym Social Media Management - class schedules and short AI video

Yes. Brandlix generates short video clips, from 5 to 15 seconds, that you can use to announce a new class, a schedule change, or a limited-time promotion. You describe what you want in a sentence, and the AI produces the clip, so you are not booking a videographer or filming a promo yourself every time your schedule changes. These clips work well as Reels or TikTok posts because they are already short-form by design. You can schedule the finished clip alongside your regular class-schedule posts, so a launch announcement and the weekly timetable go out together instead of as separate efforts.

Yes. You enter your class times once, and Brandlix's autopilot posts the schedule on a recurring basis across your connected platforms, so members see this week's times without you recreating the post every week. If your schedule is mostly stable, this removes one of the most repetitive tasks in gym social media. When the schedule actually changes, such as a new instructor or a holiday adjustment, you update it once and the recurring posts reflect the change going forward. You still control which platforms receive the schedule and roughly when it goes out.

Only share a member's before-and-after photos once they have actually agreed to it, which is a decision that stays with you and your member, not something Brandlix decides. Brandlix does not generate fake transformation photos or require any member health or personal details as an AI prompt. You upload the photos the member gave you permission to share, and the carousel format arranges them into a multi-slide post you can caption and schedule like any other content. Getting clear, specific consent, ideally in writing, before you post is the part that protects both the member and your gym.

Yes, Brandlix has a permanent free plan with no credit card required, so a personal trainer or a single studio can try the class-schedule automation, short video generation, and inbox auto-reply before paying anything. Paid plans start at $9 a month once you need more AI-generated video or images, more connected accounts, or want to run more than one location as separate workspaces. A trainer managing their own accounts alone can typically stay on lighter tiers longer than a multi-location gym generating more video and handling higher message volume across several branches.

Brandlix publishes to ten platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, X, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Threads, Bluesky, and WordPress, so you are not limited to one channel. For most gyms and studios, Instagram and TikTok carry the bulk of class content and short video, since that is where members expect to see workout clips and schedule updates. YouTube works well if you want to keep longer-form content, like full class recordings, alongside short clips elsewhere. You manage every connected account and its messages from a single dashboard, rather than switching between each platform's own app.

Yes. Each gym workspace supports multiple people with different roles, so one trainer can draft and schedule posts while another only views what is planned, and a manager keeps final control over what actually publishes. If you run more than one location, each one can be set up as its own workspace with its own class schedule, connected accounts, and brand voice, so a downtown studio and a suburban branch never accidentally post each other's schedule. Everyone still works from a single login, which matters once a gym grows past one owner handling everything alone.