Included on every paid plan

Your sermon has more to say this week.

Take a finished clip from review to publication without downloading it and opening each social app. Choose the clip, the caption, the accounts and the time.

Connect your accounts See paid plans

New here? Try clipping a sermon free. Social posting is included when you choose a paid plan.

One place to prepare the post

  • A clip you have reviewed
  • A caption in your church's voice
  • The accounts you choose
  • A time that works for your church

Your upload creates clips. Your choice to post or schedule sends them to social media.

Where your church already shares

Facebook

Connect your church's Page and share clips to its feed.

Instagram

Connect a Business or Creator account to publish Reels.

TikTok

Choose the privacy and interaction settings available for your account.

YouTube

Choose visibility and audience settings for your clip.

From the dashboard to the feed

  1. 1

    Connect the church accounts you use

    Open Settings and find Social accounts. Choose a platform, authorize the connection and select the church Page or channel. You can reconnect or disconnect accounts from the same place.

  2. 2

    Review a finished clip and its caption

    Open a sermon or your clip library and choose Post on a clip. Select the destination accounts, read the caption and make any changes. Check the clip itself before you share it.

  3. 3

    Post now or choose a time

    Send the clip to the posting queue or schedule it for later. You choose the destination and timing for each post. Nothing is posted just because you uploaded a sermon or connected an account.

  4. 4

    Follow it in Publishing

    See what is scheduled, publishing, published or needs attention. Change the time or cancel while a post is still scheduled. Once publishing starts, the platform may already be processing it.

Keep the final say

Review your clip before sending it. Connecting an account does not turn on automatic posting. You can keep downloading clips and publishing them yourself whenever you prefer.

Platforms can take time to process a post or ask you to reconnect. Publishing shows the status and any action needed, so a queued post is not mistaken for a published one.

Open Social accounts