Class previews
What happens in the first ten minutes.
Yoga and pilates studios
New students want to know what a class feels like before they commit, and who they will be with. A short, calm video answers both. Chitrio turns your class descriptions and a few photos into previews, teacher introductions and beginner guides, with a gentle voice, captions and your studio branding. It helps a small studio keep its social channels alive without pulling a teacher away from the mat. Studios also benefit from videos that stay useful for months: a beginner guide or a teacher introduction can be pinned to your profile and linked from your booking page. Because students often decide late at night, a calm preview they can watch before bed can turn browsing into a booked first class. Keeping the tone gentle, the language plain and the schedule easy to find matters more than visual effects.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: Keep health claims modest. Say a class is gentle or suitable for beginners rather than promising results, and remind students to talk to their doctor about injuries or pregnancy.
Beginner flow, prenatal class, reformer intro or a new teacher.
Time, level, what to bring and how to book. Review the script for tone.
Share on Instagram, in your newsletter and on your booking page.
Share a class preview on Monday, a teacher on Wednesday and a beginner tip on Friday.
End with an offer for a first class, if you have one, and the booking link.
What happens in the first ten minutes.
Who they are and what they teach.
What to wear and what to expect.
Dates and a booking link.
US studios often offer intro packs, UK studios community classes and workshops, Canadian studios seasonal outdoor sessions, and Australian studios beach and morning classes.
A short video that sets the scene and gives the dates and how to reserve.
Generated scenes illustrate the mood. Use your own photos or clips to show exact poses.
Yes. Preview several.
Yes. Add your schedule and link.
Yes. Change the address and times.
Review all instruction with a qualified teacher.