Paste the YouTube link to Sunday's sermon. We pick five moments, crop each one to vertical around the speaker and caption every word. You watch them, approve the ones you want and download.
The first sermon is free. No card needed.
Photos are AI-generated illustrations, not a real church.
On Sunday the sermon reaches the room and the livestream. During the week the same people are on their phones, along with people who have never been to your church. A short reel from Sunday can reach them there.
The room hears it, and a few more people watch the livestream.
Short video reaches people where they already spend a few spare minutes.
Or someone who was there hears it again, on the day they need it.
One sermon gave the church something to share on several different days.
Use the YouTube link to the sermon your church already shares. Nothing to install and no new camera.
The transcript and the audio are read together, so a quiet invitation can be chosen over the loudest thirty seconds. Each moment runs about 25 to 40 seconds and ends on a full sentence.
The frame follows the speaker, cuts land on phrase boundaries, and word-timed captions are burned in at 1080 by 1920.
Watch each reel, fix a word the transcript misheard, keep the ones you like and download them. Nothing is shared until you approve it.
Scroll to watch a landscape recording become a vertical reel. The crop follows the person speaking, not the middle of the stage.
The engine tracks the speaker through the whole moment, so a wide shot does not lock onto someone in the front row.
The shot moves between medium, close and wide at the end of a phrase, never in the middle of a word.
Every word has its own start and end time, so the highlight moves with the voice.
16:9 recording9:16 reelA lot of short video is watched with the sound off, so the captions carry the message. Pick a caption style below to see it on a reel.
Bold. Heavy type. The spoken word is highlighted as it is said.
You check the wording and the context. The review step comes with every plan, including the free sermon.
The five reels arrive together. Keep the ones you want and skip the rest.
Correct the caption and it is rendered again. The timing stays exactly where it was.
If the picks miss the point, say what you were looking for and we pick a new set.
Every plan can download the finished files today. Posting straight to a platform needs that platform's approval, so it is marked Coming soon until we have it.
Scheduling across the week, with titles and hashtags written for you, is Coming soon on Publish.
For pastorsYour wording, your approval.Someone pastes the link. You read the captions and approve what goes out.
For small churchesOne camera at the back is enough.A clear recording of the sermon is all it needs. No editor, no timeline.
For media teamsReview reels instead of cutting them.Share the five reels with the team and approve them together.Each sermon becomes five reels on every plan, and you can cancel any month. Compare every plan
Prices in USD per month, at launch pricing.
Test checkout. No card charged.
Five reels from each sermon, ready to download.
More caption looks now, with posting tools as they arrive.
Ten sermons a month, with Studio features as they arrive.
You get five watermarked reels to download. No card needed, and no time limit on trying it.
More on the questions page. Email reaches a person.
No. Start with the sermon your church already uploads. Clear speech and a visible speaker give the engine the strongest starting point.
The engine reads the transcript and cuts on phrase boundaries rather than on volume. Your church still reviews the captions and the context before anything is shared. A short format does not remove that responsibility.
Not yet. Today you download the finished reels and post them yourself. Posting and scheduling to YouTube Shorts is coming soon on Publish, Instagram and Facebook are coming soon once Meta's app review is through, and TikTok stays download only until an audited app exists.
No. Paste a link, review the five reels, keep the ones you want and download them. There is no editing timeline.
The engine looks for the sermon portion and separates the worship block, so music is not mistaken for the message. A complex broadcast layout or unclear audio can still affect the result.
Footage your church owns or has permission to process. You confirm that when you submit a sermon.
Your first sermon is free and watermarked. See the pricing page for the Reels offer available to your church, plus Publish and Studio. Prices are USD and labelled launch pricing.
