How-to · Snap & flow
From a photo of your class plan to a finished Spotify playlist.
Most of us still plan classes on paper — a notebook on the studio floor, a quick whiteboard sketch, a printed sheet from last week. FlowPlaylist reads those directly. Take a picture, and the AI builds a playlist matched to your sequence.
Read from your plan · 60 min
- Warm-up8 min
- Build17 min
- Peak15 min
- Cool-down12 min
- Savasana8 min
What you need
- A clear photo of your class plan — handwritten, typed, or whiteboard.
- A FlowPlaylist account and a connected Spotify (free or premium).
- About 60 seconds.
Step by step
1. Take the photo
Lay the page flat, avoid heavy shadows, and frame the whole sequence. The AI handles messy handwriting and arrows — but it can't fill in what isn't visible. If the page is multi-column, take one photo per column and run them separately.
2. Upload it in the analyzer
Open a new class, head to the Class Plan Analyzer, and tap Upload photo. The AI extracts a clean text version of your plan — phase headings, durations, asana names — and drops it straight into the textarea for review.
3. Let it analyze the flow
FlowPlaylist immediately re-runs its class analyzer on the extracted text: detected style, suggested duration, energy arc from warm-up to savasana, and a per-phase mood, BPM range, and vocal preference. Every suggestion shows a confidence badge and the snippet from your plan it was based on.
4. Tweak, then publish
Adjust the arc, swap a vibe, or change the strictness (conservative → bold). When it feels right, hit generate — FlowPlaylist sequences real Spotify tracks across the phases and publishes a private playlist to your account.
When it can't read the photo
If the image isn't clearly a yoga plan — too blurry, mostly empty, or unrelated — we tell you instead of guessing. Re-shoot the page with more light or type the plan in directly. You'll get the same quality of analysis either way.