RepDB
524 looping clips · 650 exercises
Updated 18 Oct 2026

Exercise clips for fitness videos, Reels and Shorts.

524 looping exercise clips on a transparent background. Drop them over your footage, export MP4, publish. No shoot, no model release, no subscription.

For coaches and fitness creators on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Threads and X.

Three clips, three backgrounds, same files. No re-export per background — that is what the transparency buys you.
Your background, not ours

Real alpha channel: your b-roll, your brand colour, a gradient — and the next one when you rebrand. A baked-in background never gives that back.

Every aspect ratio from one file

960 px square, figure only. Works in 9:16, 1:1, 16:9, or parked in the corner of a talking-head shot.

A series that matches

One figure, one style, whole library. Episode 30 matches episode 1 — stock footage of different people never does.

Vertical, too

The variations you would otherwise have to film

You film one version. Barbell, dumbbell, kettlebell, machine — already in the library, dropped straight into your shot. No green screen, no second trip to the gym.

Male + female · transparent WebP

One animation. Any background.

Drop the same transparent clip into light mode, dark mode, a brand colour, or any custom theme. Try it below.

Side-Lying Lateral Raise — Male
Side-Lying Lateral Raise
Male · Standard
Front Squat — Female
Front Squat
Female · add-on
Incline Dumbbell Curl — Male
Incline Dumbbell Curl
Male · Standard
Reverse Grip Lat Pulldown — Female
Reverse Grip Lat Pulldown
Female · add-on

Looping transparent WebP — 960px. One per animated exercise, in images/animations/<slug>.webp.

In your editor

Add exercise animations in CapCut

Try three green-screen MP4 samples over your own footage. Follow the CapCut guide to remove green with Chroma key and check the result in your editor before buying the full WebP library.

What you get

What you may publish

Purchases carry the Media Use Addendum (m1.0). Free or monetised, one line only: the clips go into your work, they are not the work.

Media Use Addendum (m1.0) →

Grab the preview bundle first

A free sample of the paid dataset with the exact production assets — no signup, no watermarks. Browse it offline with the bundled viewer.

FAQ

How do I add exercise animations in CapCut?

Try the three green-screen MP4 samples in the CapCut guide. Place a sample above your footage, select the green with Chroma key and check the edges in motion. The samples are for evaluation under CC BY-NC 4.0 with attribution. The full paid animation library ships as transparent WebP and requires conversion for this workflow.

CapCut guide and MP4 samples →
Can I use these exercise animations in my YouTube videos, Reels or TikToks?

Yes, including monetised channels. Every Starter and Standard purchase carries the Media Use Addendum, which covers video, social posts, courses, presentations and thumbnails published under your own brand. The clips have to sit inside your own work: across a frame the RepDB assets stay within 70 % of it, full-frame moments are fine for up to a third of the running time, and your own material — footage, presenter, graphics, on-screen text or voice-over — carries the rest. Posting a clip as the whole video is not covered.

Read the exact terms →
Do I need a model release or a stock subscription?

No. The figure is a faceless mannequin rendered for this dataset — nobody’s likeness, no shoot, no release to chase, and no per-clip stock fee. You buy the library once and keep the files.

How do I turn a WebP clip into MP4 for my editor?

You put a background under it — a brand colour, a gradient or your own footage — and export. The step-by-step guide covers the flattened MP4, the GIF, and the version that keeps transparency for your timeline.

Step-by-step guide →
Why WebP instead of MP4 or GIF in the first place?

Because transparency only survives in the master. From a transparent clip you can composite any background, add effects and export MP4 or GIF as often as you rebrand; from a baked-in background you can never get the transparency back. GIF also dithers to 256 colours and fringes the edges.

What are the clips technically?

524 looping animations, 960 px square, animated WebP with a real alpha channel, one file per exercise. Alongside them 650 still illustrations at 1024 px in two styles, plus names, muscles, equipment and instructions in English, German, Spanish and French for captions and lower-thirds.

Can I make videos for my clients with them?

Not under the standard purchase — media produced for someone else’s brand (client work, agency deliveries, white-label) needs a separate agreement. Write to support@repdb.co and we will quote it.

Can I see the clips before paying?

Yes. The free preview bundle includes full-quality animations for a hand-picked sample, and the live viewer plays them against light, dark and brand backgrounds so you can judge the edges on your own palette.

Which tier do I need?

Standard ($499, one-time) includes HD images, transparent backgrounds and looping exercise animations.

I build an app, not videos — is this the same product?

Same library, different page. The app-side write-up covers formats, lazy-loading and how the records are structured.

Exercise animations for fitness apps →

Get the clips for your next video.

524 clips plus the full illustrated dataset — Standard, $499, one-time.

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