Sermon Clips

Quick answers

How does it choose which moments to clip?

The entire sermon is transcribed word by word in the language it was preached. A sermon-trained AI model reads the transcript for illustrations, Scripture turns, one-liners and altar-call moments that stand on their own in 30 to 60 seconds, ranked by whether they carry the sermon's main point. Openings, announcements and closing prayers are skipped. Each candidate clip is then checked with computer vision to ensure the preacher is on screen and bad openings on slides or QR codes are removed or skipped.

Do the clips actually look finished?

Yes. Every clip is in vertical 9:16 format with the speaker tracked and centered. Captions are word-timed and burned in the language the sermon was preached in so the clip works with sound off. Dead air is trimmed, background noise is reduced, and audio levels are matched to platform standards. Each clip comes with a thumbnail and is ready to download and post with no additional editing.

How long does it take?

Typically about five minutes for a standard sermon from upload to finished clips. Longer services of two hours or more take closer to the five-minute window as well.

What if a clip comes out wrong?

Every clip has its own controls in your dashboard with no support ticket or re-upload required. You can nudge where it starts and ends up to 15 seconds either way, change the framing to follow the speaker or hold a fixed centre, adjust captions and audio settings, and re-render just that clip. You can also pick a moment the AI skipped straight from the transcript, up to 3 times per sermon on the free plan or 10 times on paid plans.

Can I cancel?

Yes. Both paid plans can be cancelled anytime with no contract. The free plan requires no cancellation.