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Video ads for yoga studios: film the teacher once, get a finished ad

Cutroom turns one phone clip of your teacher talking to camera into a finished 9:16 video ad, with captions, b-roll and an opening headline. It works the same way for pilates studios.

In short

  • Cutroom makes video ads for yoga studios from one clip. Your teacher films an invite and you get the finished ad.
  • You get a vertical video with captions and matching clips, ready for Reels, TikTok and Stories.
  • Your teacher films one clip of up to 3 minutes on a phone, in your own studio.
  • A calm studio ad works best with soft captions, the slowest pace, and quiet music or none at all.
  • Your first video is free with no card. Lite is $19.99 a month.
Drawn scene: yoga teacher leading studio class.
Illustration by Cutroom, AI-generated
Longest clip your teacher can upload
3 min
Caption themes, from quiet to loud
40
Your first video, no card
$0

What a yoga studio video ad needs to do

A studio ad has one job: get a stranger to book your intro offer.

  • The offer is usually a first class or a first month at a lower price.
  • Your teacher sells it best, talking to camera the way they talk in class.
  • Captions matter because many people scroll with the sound off, so every word is on screen too.
  • People start yoga at the new year, at the end of summer, or when a new timetable goes up.
  • Filming one clip is quick, so you can film on Monday and run the ad on Tuesday.

Calm edit settings for a studio ad

Fast cuts, loud captions and a pounding track suit a gym, not a yoga studio. You change each setting in the editor after you upload.

  • You can upload your own clips of your room, your mats and your light, and use those as b-roll.
  • Swap a stock clip out wherever it looks too much like an advert.

The same edit settings, a gym ad against a studio ad

Every row is a setting you change in the editor after you upload the clip.

  • Pace

    A gym ad
    Fast, with quick cuts
    A yoga or pilates studio ad
    The calmest setting
  • Captions

    A gym ad
    A loud, bold theme
    A yoga or pilates studio ad
    A soft, plain theme
  • Music

    A gym ad
    A driving track
    A yoga or pilates studio ad
    A slow track set low, or none
  • B-roll

    A gym ad
    Stock workout clips
    A yoga or pilates studio ad
    Your own room, mats and light
A gym adA yoga or pilates studio ad
PaceFast, with quick cutsThe calmest setting
CaptionsA loud, bold themeA soft, plain theme
MusicA driving trackA slow track set low, or none
B-rollStock workout clipsYour own room, mats and light

This is the whole editor

Highlight a phrase and a clip lands on those exact words. No timeline, no keyframes, no layers.

CLIPS · 5I have thisexact conversationeverysingle week. Somebody sits down and says,oh yeah, I takecinnamonevery day.And honestly, doc, I have no idea if it works.So let me tell you what isin that capsule.a clip lands on these wordscut from the editTAKING CINNAMONEVERY DAY?is it doing anythingHeadlineMusicCaptionsTHIS VIDEOLength25.0sClips5Words removed18Export video

Three yoga studio videos to film in one sitting

Each one is a single clip of 30 to 60 seconds, filmed on a phone in the studio before a class.

  • The intro-offer invite says who the class is for, how the first class feels, the offer and how to book. Run this one all year.
  • A first-class explainer covers what to wear, what a reformer is, how long it lasts and that nobody is watching you.
  • A single posture or cue works well too, such as where the knees go in chair pose, in half a minute.
  • For the new-year rush, add a deadline to the intro offer in the invite.

Three clips in one sitting, three videos out

Run the invite as the ad, and post the other two around it.

  1. Film the invite

    Who it is for, the offer, how to book

  2. Film class one

    What a first visit is like

  3. Film one cue

    One posture, half a minute

  4. Upload each clip

    Captions, b-roll and a headline added

  5. Run the invite

    Post the other two on Reels and Stories

How it works

Your teacher films on a phone. Cutroom runs in a browser, so there is nothing to install and no timeline to learn.

  • You upload one clip of up to 3 minutes.
  • Cutroom cuts the pauses and adds captions, an opening headline and b-roll, which are stock clips laid over the words.
  • You highlight a phrase and a clip lands on those words. Delete a line and it is cut from the video.
  • You can pick a different caption theme or change the pace, and the video re-cuts to match.
  • You download a 9:16 MP4 at 1080×1920 for Reels, TikTok and Stories.

The editor: the transcript beside the finished frame

Highlight a phrase to place a clip, delete a line to cut it, and the preview follows.

TAKE_01.mp4Straight cut00:26

B-rolls · 5

A row of near-identical serum bottles1
Natural ingredients laid out on a table2
The product standing in a studio shot3
A takeaway coffee on the go4
Hands holding the product close up5

Most face serums make one big promise, then quietly do nothing. This one has three ingredients, works in ten days, and costs less than your coffee habit. If your skin doesn’t change, you get every cent back.

highlight = b-roll · struck out = already cut

Most serums do nothing
most face serums
Serum9:16

▸ 0:07 / 0:26 · shot 1 of 5

  • 1B-roll on the exact wordsReal footage, placed where showing beats telling.
  • 2The opening headlineWritten from what you said. Pick one it drafted, or write your own.
  • 3Captions in 40 themesPick a theme, then its font and colour.
  • 49:16, ready to exportExport renders one vertical MP4.

Music for a yoga studio ad

Every video comes back with the music off, which is often right for a calm class.

  • On Basic and above you describe a mood, such as slow ambient piano, and Cutroom generates a track.
  • A generated track costs 50 credits for up to 60 seconds.
  • You set how loud the music sits under your teacher's voice.
  • Songs from your class playlist are not licensed for advertising, so keep them out of the ad.

Video tools yoga studios compare

OpusClip has a yoga studio page for its Agent Opus tool, and Submagic has a page for fitness creators.

  • Choose OpusClip if you have long class recordings to cut into clips, or a written brief and nobody to film.
  • Choose Submagic if you already film classes and want captions and zooms on a lot of short clips.
  • Choose Cutroom if your teacher will talk to camera for a minute and you want a finished intro-offer ad.

Three video tools yoga studios compare

Prices as published on each vendor's own pricing page on the day shown. Tiers move, so read the page before you pay.

ToolBest forEditing approachPlatformPricing from
OpusClip logoOpusClipTurning long videos into many short clipsAI picks clips from long video and captions themWeb, mobileFree plan (watermark); Starter $15/month
Submagic logoSubmagicCaptioned shorts at volumeCaptions, b-roll and zooms added automatically to shortsWebNo free plan listed, free to try with no card; Starter $12/month, annual ($19 monthly)
CutroomOne clip of your teacher finished as a captioned 9:16 adYou upload a clip; b-roll, captions and a hook are placed for youBrowserFirst video free, no card; Lite $19.99/month
  • OpusClip logoOpusClip

    Best for
    Turning long videos into many short clips
    Approach
    AI picks clips from long video and captions them
    Platform
    Web, mobile
    Pricing from
    Free plan (watermark); Starter $15/month
  • Submagic logoSubmagic

    Best for
    Captioned shorts at volume
    Approach
    Captions, b-roll and zooms added automatically to shorts
    Platform
    Web
    Pricing from
    No free plan listed, free to try with no card; Starter $12/month, annual ($19 monthly)
  • Cutroom

    Best for
    One clip of your teacher finished as a captioned 9:16 ad
    Approach
    You upload a clip; b-roll, captions and a hook are placed for you
    Platform
    Browser
    Pricing from
    First video free, no card; Lite $19.99/month

Prices and plans read from each vendor's own pricing page on 21 September 2026.

What a yoga studio video ad costs

A finished 30-second ad costs about 110 credits: 100 for the edit and 20 per minute of video to export.

  • Those 100 credits cover the transcript, the editing and the b-roll search.
  • A studio making one intro-offer ad plus two or three short videos a month fits inside Lite.
  • Choose Basic if you want music under every ad, because generated music and avatars start there.

Cutroom plans for a yoga studio

At about 110 credits per 30-second ad. The free video carries a Cutroom mark; Lite and up remove it.

PlanPriceCredits30-second ads
First videoFree, no card6001, made within 7 days
Lite$19.99 a month1,250About 11 a month
Basic$39.99 a month2,500About 22 a month, plus music
Premium$79.99 a month5,000About 45 a month
  • Plan: First video

    Price
    Free, no card
    Credits
    600
    30-second ads
    1, made within 7 days
  • Plan: Lite

    Price
    $19.99 a month
    Credits
    1,250
    30-second ads
    About 11 a month
  • Plan: Basic

    Price
    $39.99 a month
    Credits
    2,500
    30-second ads
    About 22 a month, plus music
  • Plan: Premium

    Price
    $79.99 a month
    Credits
    5,000
    30-second ads
    About 45 a month

Questions people ask

What should a teacher say in a yoga studio video ad?
Three things: who the class is for, what the first class feels like, and the offer with how to book it. Say it the way you would at the front desk, not from a script. Thirty to sixty seconds is enough.
How long should a yoga or pilates studio video ad be?
30 to 60 seconds. That is long enough to say who it is for and what the offer is, and short enough that most viewers reach the offer. Your teacher can talk for up to 3 minutes, and you delete lines in the transcript until it fits.
Which caption style suits a yoga or pilates ad?
A quiet one. Cutroom has 40 caption themes: the soft, plain ones suit a calm voice, and the loud ones suit a gym. You pick a theme, its font and its colour, and you move the captions so they stay clear of the mat.
Can a studio use songs from its class playlist in an ad?
Not safely. A class playlist song is not licensed for advertising, so the ad can be muted or taken down. Cutroom exports with the music off. On Basic and above you can generate a track from a mood for 50 credits, up to 60 seconds long.
Can I make a studio ad if the teacher will not go on camera?
Yes. Basic includes avatars, where a photo and a voice-over become a talking presenter, at 350 credits per minute. OpusClip's Agent Opus builds a video from a written brief. Your teacher's own voice is often why people book, so try filming them first.
Can I show my own studio instead of stock yoga footage?
Yes. Upload clips of your room, your mats, your light and your front desk, and swap them in wherever a stock clip looks generic. A new student wants to see the room they will walk into.
Who should not use Cutroom for studio videos?
Studios that want a full class recording on YouTube, or a brand film shot with several cameras. Use a timeline editor or a videographer for those. Cutroom works from one speaker in one clip of up to 3 minutes, and returns a 9:16 video.

Film one intro-offer invite on the mat and see the finished ad. Your first video is free.

Try for freeYour first video is free, no card, and you have 7 days to make it. It carries a Cutroom mark; Lite at $19.99/month removes it