Yes, with Splyt Pro. Share a workout video from TikTok, Instagram or YouTube to Splyt, or paste its link, and Splyt drafts the workout for you to review and save.
- In TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, tap Share on the video and choose Save to Splyt. Or copy the link and paste it into Import a workout.
- Splyt reads the video’s caption and content and drafts the exercises, sets and reps.
- Review it, then save it as a template or start it.
If the video is a single exercise rather than a full workout, Splyt opens that exercise instead. Some Instagram posts hide their captions from apps, so a draft may need more editing.
The draft keeps a link back to the original video and its creator, so you can check the form or credit the source. Importing your own history from a file, notes or photos stays free; importing from a link is the one import that needs Pro.
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