Your own AI fitness influencer

Run a gym or wellness account without filming your own workouts. Describe a coach once, then put the same face in a new scene every day.

Create my AI influencer

Free account. Design one and make its first video with your free credits.

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Ava Remington, made with ClipUGC. Ava Remington does not exist.

The hard part of a fitness account is the camera

The plan is easy. Filming yourself five days a week, sweaty, in good light, is what makes most fitness accounts go quiet.

  1. 1

    No more filming every session

    Write the scene: a home gym corner, a 6am run, a protein shake on the counter. A new photo of the same coach is 2 credits.

  2. 2

    Show a movement, not only a pose

    Have a short clip of a squat or a stretch? Motion copy makes your AI influencer repeat it, 3 credits per second of the reference.

  3. 3

    Cast who your followers trust

    People tend to trust a coach at their own life stage. A realistic build in their late 30s can beat another 22-year-old model.

Faces already made for fitness accounts

Public AI influencers in ClipUGC whose look fits a gym or wellness feed. Every video here came straight out of the app.

Ava Remington, one face in every scene

Ava Remington, AI influencer made with ClipUGC: Gym outfit, mid-workout Ava Remington, AI influencer made with ClipUGC: Gym outfit, mid-workout Ava Remington, AI influencer made with ClipUGC: Casual streetwear, coffee in hand Ava Remington, AI influencer made with ClipUGC: On a sunny beach at golden hour
See every public AI influencer, with their photos and videos

A week of fitness posts

Each line is a scene you can type in as it is. Same face in all of them.

  • Monday: tying shoes at the front door before a 6am run
  • Tuesday: a plank timer on the living room floor
  • Wednesday: meal prep boxes lined up on the kitchen counter
  • Thursday: a slow stretch on a yoga mat by the window
  • Friday: a water bottle and a tired grin after leg day

Hook lines to put on top

  • “I almost skipped today. Here is why I did not”
  • “The 10-minute workout I do on busy days”
  • “Three stretches I do before every run”

What it costs

A photo is 2 credits. A 10-second video is 13. Adding your app footage is always free.

50% off your first 2 months on monthly plans, until Nov 15

Free

$0

free credits to start, no card

  • 10 public AI influencers to use right away
  • Add your app footage as often as you like
  • Videos carry a small watermark
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Professional

$7.49 / month Regular price $14.99

50% off your first 2 months, then $14.99 a month. Offer ends Nov 15.

150 credits every month

  • About 11 videos a month, or 75 photos, or a mix
  • Your own AI influencers, 3 a month
  • Full HD downloads with no watermark, plus CLI and API
Get Professional

Business is $24.99 a month for your first 2 months, then $49.99. It has 600 credits a month, story episodes and front-of-queue rendering. See the full plan comparison

Questions people ask

Yes, with motion copy. Upload a short reference clip of the movement and the AI influencer repeats it in their own scene. It costs 3 credits per second of the reference, up to 30 seconds.

Yes. Platforms ask you to label generated people, and followers deserve to know who is giving the tips. Keep the advice general and safe, the way a careful real coach would.

Yes. Add a screen recording or product footage to any video, which costs no credits. If you build a fitness app, the fitness apps page shows that route with hooks.

A photo is 2 credits. A 5-second video is 7 credits, a 10-second one 13. New accounts start with free credits, no card. Paid plans add credits every month and remove the watermark.

Yes. You own what you make. Platforms ask you to label generated people, so use the AI label when you post. There is also an iPhone and Android app if you would rather make them on your phone.

Everything else is answered on the main FAQ.

Your fitness account gets a coach today

Describe them in a sentence, pick a gym or a park, and watch the first video render. Then plan the rest of the week.