None of it is generated. The AI listens to what was preached, finds the moments worth sharing, and does the editing a volunteer would otherwise do on a Tuesday night. What comes back is your pastor, your room, your words.
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Six things a person used to do by hand, every week, now done before the parking lot empties.
The whole transcript is read for the illustrations, Scripture turns, one-liners and altar-call moments that stand on their own in 30 to 60 seconds. Picks are ranked on whether they carry the sermon's main point, and a moment that does always gets a slot. Openings, announcements and the closing prayer are skipped.
Frames from each candidate are checked with vision. The preacher has to be on screen, and a clip that would open on a slide or a QR code is nudged past it or dropped. Fewer clips beat bad clips.
Every clip is reframed to 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. A face tracker follows the speaker as they move across the stage, and a lower-third or scripture bar is cropped out when it would sit under the captions.
Word-timed captions are burned into the video in the language the sermon was preached in, detected automatically. Spanish, Korean, Swahili and most other languages are captioned in their own words. The clip works with the sound off, which is how most people scroll.
Dead air is trimmed, hum and hiss are reduced, levels are evened out, and loudness is matched to what the platforms expect. This runs on every clip, on every plan.
Clips land in your dashboard with a thumbnail, a one-click download and a suggested post for each. You get one email when they are ready, about five minutes after you paste the link. Download, post wherever your church already lives.
Every sermon also becomes something to print, not just post. The words are the preacher's own, taken from the transcript; nothing is paraphrased in.
Every clip has its own controls in your dashboard. No support ticket, no re-upload.
And a few things we will never do, on purpose: the promise page.
A closer look at every step of the pipeline.
How moments are chosen: the convicting one-liners, the vulnerable stories, the Scripture turns, and why the loudest few seconds are not the test.
Word-timed captions, properly broken, burned into the clip. No SRT exports, no proofreading marathon.
Paid clips come out clean with no card from us. We do not add your logo, so this guide shows how to add it in two minutes in Canva or CapCut.
What done-for-you editing means in practice: cut, reframed and captioned automatically, ready to download and post.
A cleaned, paragraphed transcript of every sermon you send, searchable in your dashboard.
Bilingual churches, immigrant congregations and missions teams get captions in the language the sermon was preached in.
Change any clip after it is made: move the start and end, finish a cut-off sentence, choose who the camera follows, change captions, or pick your own moment from the transcript.
Background-noise reduction, hum removal, levelled dynamics and social-ready loudness on every clip.
The dead air between a pastor's pauses is removed while the natural rhythm is kept.
Every sermon transcribed with high accuracy on theological vocabulary, searchable and exportable alongside the clips.
16:9 sermon footage reframed to 9:16 with the speaker's face tracked, no manual cropping.
Two sermons free, no card. Paste the link, get the email, judge the clips yourself.
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