90% of US churches have fewer than 200 people. Most have zero paid media staff. Sermon Clips was built for you — upload Sunday's recording and AI handles clips, captions, and social content. No editing skills. No video budget. No extra staff.
You just don't have the time, the skills, or the person to make it happen consistently.
"I'm the pastor, worship leader, AND the one who posts on Instagram."
You're already doing 3 jobs. Adding video editing to the list means it never actually gets done.
"We tried hiring a college student to edit clips. They graduated."
Staff turnover is real. A tool that works without institutional knowledge stays consistent.
"I looked at editing software. It would take me 6 months to learn."
You shouldn't have to learn Premiere to share Sunday's message. Upload. Done.
"Our clips look unprofessional compared to bigger churches."
AI-generated clips with speaker-tracked vertical framing, word-timed captions, and clean audio — the polish big church media teams spend hours on.
You record Sunday's sermon. That's the hard part. Everything after that is automated.
The alternatives to Sermon Clips aren't free — they're just hidden costs.
A single freelance-edited video clip costs more than three months of Sermon Clips. The comparison isn't close. The question isn't whether you can afford Sermon Clips — it's whether you can afford not to have consistent social presence.
One sermon upload. Here's what comes out the other side.
AI finds the best ~5 moments from your sermon and cuts them into short vertical clips, ready for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, and Facebook Reels.
Word-timed captions auto-generated in the language the sermon was preached in and burned into the video. 85% of social video is watched without sound.
The vertical crop follows your pastor around the stage, so the speaker stays centered in the frame — no manual reframing.
Long pauses and silence are trimmed automatically so every clip stays tight and watchable from the first second.
Noise reduction and loudness normalization on every clip, so hum, hiss and quiet recordings still sound clean on a phone speaker.
Each clip comes with its own thumbnail, delivered to your dashboard and inbox alongside the video files.
The people in your pews — and the people who will never walk through your doors on their own — are scrolling Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube every day. That's where sermons go to find people who need them most.
You don't need a production team. You need a system that makes Sunday's message findable every day of the week. That's Sermon Clips.
Start with your next sermonYou're not the exception. You're the majority.
vs. 3–4 hours for manual workflows
Less than one hour of a freelance editor's time
Vertical, captioned, trimmed — a week of posts per Sunday
Start free. Process your first sermon at no cost. Then decide.
Every Sunday? The Founding Pastor plan is $23.99/mo, locked in for life. See all plans.
One recording. Clips, podcast, email, discussion guide, quote graphics, and more — with minimal extra time.
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No. Sermon Clips is specifically built for churches with no dedicated media staff. One volunteer uploads the sermon recording and our AI handles all the clipping, captioning, and formatting. No video editing skills required.
Free to start — no credit card required. Paid plans start at $9.99/week with full features and cancel-anytime billing, or $23.99/month locked in for life on the Founding Pastor plan. Nonprofit discounts are available.
Yes, often more than large churches. Small church clips feel personal and authentic — two things the algorithm rewards. Short-form clips regularly reach far more people than a church's own membership, because platforms surface them to non-followers.
The pastor doesn't need to manage anything. A single volunteer uploads the sermon, reviews the finished clips in the dashboard, and posts the ones the church wants. Keep pastoral digital involvement as minimal as you want.
Every clip is 9:16 vertical — the native format for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and Facebook Reels. One upload, one format, and the same clip posts natively to every short-form feed.