Gym social media posts
Creobee makes gym social media posts for independent gyms, fitness studios and personal trainers. Describe your gym once and it plans a month of fitness social media posts (training tips, myths put right, how your programs start, member wins and a clear offer), writes every headline and caption in your voice, and designs them as one bold feed in your logo and colors. You approve every post, and on Autopilot you schedule them to Instagram and your other accounts.
Example posts for a fictional gym and personal training, made with Creobee.
What you offer (small-group coaching, open gym, classes, personal training), who trains with you and how you talk. Mention your intro offer and the posts can use it.
A Bold voice picks the Poster style: huge condensed capitals, your key word in color and a starburst badge. Upload a photo of your gym floor or pick one of 94 preset backgrounds, add your logo and brand color, and preview your next nine posts.
Up to 30 posts with captions. Leave out anything that is not you, then download them or schedule them on Autopilot in grid order.
The posts at the top of this page come from Northside Strength, a fictional strength gym whose feed was made with Creobee. Here are six more of its headlines, with the kind of caption that goes under each.
EducateTip
Five minutes of stretching on a cold body is not a warm-up. Start light, move through the lift you are about to do, and add weight over three or four sets before your first working set. Your joints get ready, your technique gets a rehearsal, and the heavy sets feel better for it.
EducateMyth vs fact
Building a lot of muscle takes years of heavy training, plenty of food and a plan built for exactly that. Lifting two or three times a week makes you stronger, steadier and more confident under a bar. Most members who came in worried about bulk stayed because they could carry all the shopping in one trip.
EngageQuestion
A first pull-up, a deadlift you are proud of, or simply training without a sore back? Tell us your one goal in the comments, and we will reply with the first thing we would change in your week to get there.
Behind the scenesProcess
Nobody starts on a program they found online. Your first session is a movement check: how you squat, hinge, push and pull, and what your week really looks like. The program is written from that, so the first weights you lift are the right ones for you.
InspireSmall win
Hangs, slow lowers from the top and band-assisted reps, three times a week. Write down each session. Progress is slow and then sudden, and the day it happens, tell your coach so the whole floor can hear about it.
PromoteOffer
Train with us for a week before you decide. Every session in your first week is included: small-group coaching, a movement check and a program to take home. No contract to sign on day one. The booking link is in our bio.
Each headline is designed into its post; the caption goes underneath when you post or schedule it.
Most gym feeds are workout clips and member photos, and those matter. What a feed of clips rarely does is answer the questions that stop people joining: am I fit enough to start, will I get bulky, what happens in the first session, what does it cost. Designed posts do that job between your Reels, and they are the posts people save and send to the friend who keeps saying they will start next month. The ones that work:
Gym feeds look strongest when they look loud and consistent. Poster, the style a Bold voice picks, sets headlines in huge condensed capitals with your key word in your brand color and a starburst badge. Each post takes a look from a grid pattern, a full picture, a solid block of your color or a light surface, so the profile reads as one brand even at thumbnail size. The pattern holds as new posts go up, and next month's batch continues it.
The layout follows the post: a checklist becomes numbered rows, a myth sits beside the fact with the myth struck through, "3 sessions a week" becomes a big number, an offer gets a button. Your logo is on every post and every word meets the WCAG AA contrast standard. Prefer something quieter? Switch to Block or Studio in a tap and watch the preview change.
Upload a photo of your gym floor, your racks or your coaches, and it runs through the batch, cropped differently on each post (one photo per batch). Or pick one of 94 preset backgrounds. With "Add people" switched on, some posts show real people from a curated library of 30, tinted in your colors. They are library photos, not your members, and they never appear on member stories or quotes. No picture is AI-generated, so there are no strange hands or impossible bodies for anyone to spot.
Fitness marketing is full of promises. Creobee is built not to invent numbers, member names, reviews or before-and-after results, and a member win is written as the kind of progress you see, not a made-up figure. It is still AI writing, so read each post before it goes out and leave out any that promises more than you would.
Creobee makes still 4:5 posts, not video. Keep filming the sessions, the personal bests and the atmosphere, because nothing replaces them. Let the designed posts carry the steady part of the week: the tips, answers and offers that turn someone watching into someone who books a first session.
On Autopilot, schedule the batch to Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok, in grid order, and keep posting your Reels the way you do today. Creobee makes still 4:5 posts: no video or Reels, no carousels yet, no replies to comments or DMs and no analytics.
Solo is $19 a month for 30 designed posts, Autopilot is $39 for 90 posts and posts them for you on Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok, and Pro is $79 for 300 posts and up to 15 connected accounts. That is about $0.63 a post on Solo and $0.43 on Autopilot, posting included. Every plan includes every style, grid pattern and brand color, your logo and captions.
Most pages for this search are lists of post ideas from gym software companies. They are useful for inspiration. This is what each one leaves you to do.
Pricing
Every plan designs your feed. Pick how many posts, and whether we post them too.
Not sure yet? First 3 posts free, no card neededFor making your posts and posting them yourself
$19/month
For handing the whole job over
$39/month
For posting every day across several accounts
$79/month
For comparison: freelancers usually charge $300 to $1,500 a month for 8 to 16 posts.
Straight answers on pricing, posts, and what Creobee does and does not do.
Between your videos: training tips, myths put right, how your first session and programs work, member wins without invented numbers, questions that get comments, and a clear offer now and then. Those are the posts that answer the doubts stopping people from booking a first session.
Yes. Enter your brand color and it is used exactly on every post, with the rest of the palette built around it so every word stays readable. Your logo goes on every post, and a Bold voice picks the Poster style unless you choose another.
No. Creobee makes still 4:5 posts: no video or Reels, no carousels yet, no replies to comments or DMs and no analytics. Film your sessions the way you do now, and use the designed posts for tips, answers and offers.
No. With "Add people" switched on, some posts show real people from a curated photo library, tinted in your colors. They never appear on member stories or quotes, so nobody reads as your member. For your own members, upload a photo you have their permission to use.
It is built not to invent results, member names or numbers, and it never makes before-and-after photos. It is AI writing, so check every post and leave out any claim you would not make yourself.
Yes: a personal trainer, a yoga or pilates studio or a boxing gym describes the business the same way and gets a feed in its own voice. One account holds one business, so a trainer who also runs a gym needs an account for each.
Solo is $19 a month for 30 designed posts, Autopilot is $39 for 90 posts and posts them for you on Instagram, Facebook Page, LinkedIn, Threads, Pinterest, Bluesky and TikTok, and Pro is $79 for 300 posts and up to 15 connected accounts. Billing is monthly, with a 7-day money-back guarantee.
Partly. Every new account gets 3 finished posts free, with no card and no watermark, so you can see your own brand on real posts before paying anything. After that, plans start at $19 a month for 30 posts, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. They are written about your gym, so you judge the real thing.
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