Sunday’s sermon, gathered up for the whole week.

SermonPrep preps your finished sermon for the screen and the feed. Paste your notes and get slides for Sunday, graphics, and a post for every day until the next one. No video to upload and no designer to wait on. It takes about a minute.

Your first 3 sermon kits are free. No card and no account needed.

One sermon in, twelve pieces out

Try a look:
Nothing WastedJohn 6:1–14

Five thousand people are sitting on a hillside, and they are hungry. Jesus turns to Philip and asks where they can buy bread. Philip does the math.

Philip is not wrong about the numbers. He is wrong about who is standing next to him.

Andrew finds a boy with five barley loaves and two fish, and then he apologizes for it. What are these among so many?

  1. Sunday slides
  2. Title graphic
  3. Scripture graphic
  4. Quote cards
  5. Story graphics
  6. A post for every day
  7. Small-group guide
  8. Midweek devotional
  9. Newsletter email
  10. Sermon summary
  11. Text message
  12. Sunday invite
“Gather up the fragments that remain, that nothing be lost.”John 6:12

Monday to Saturday, already written.

This is the week SermonPrep made from the sample sermon above. Every caption quotes the pastor. Every graphic matches the slides from Sunday.

From your notes to your feed in three steps.

  1. Paste the sermon

    A full manuscript, an outline, or the notes you preached from. Anything over a few paragraphs works.

  2. Pick a look

    Choose one of ten designs or enter your church’s color, and add your logo. The slides and the social graphics match.

  3. Download the week

    Edit any line, then download every image and all the text. Post it yourself or hand it to a volunteer.

Made for the pastor who is also the media team.

It starts with text, not video.
Most sermon tools want a recording and an hour to process it. SermonPrep works from the words you already typed on Thursday.
It quotes you. It does not preach for you.
The quotes are your sentences. It never writes out verse text you did not include and it adds no doctrine of its own. You stay the author.
Everything can be edited before it goes out.
Change the wording on any slide, graphic or caption and the image redraws as you type. Nothing posts on its own.
Every word is set in real type.
Image generators draw letters, which is how verses end up misspelled. Here your text is typeset, so what you typed is what appears.
It costs less than one stock photo subscription.
Small churches should not need a design budget to show up online on a Wednesday.

How it compares.

There are good tools for sermon video. This is the one for the church that preaches from notes and needs the week done by lunch.

SermonPrepSermon video toolsAI image generatorsA freelance designer
What you hand overYour sermon notesA recording of the serviceA prompt for every imageA brief, then a wait
Sunday slidesIncluded, with a PowerPoint fileOften on higher plansOne image at a timeYes
Words on the graphicTypeset from your own textVaries by toolDrawn by the model; check the spellingTyped by a person
Your logo and colorIncludedOften on higher plansVaries by toolYes
LimitsUnlimited sermonsUpload hours or clip countsMonthly creditsPer project
Short video clipsNoYesNoSometimes
Price$19 a month$29 to $129 a month$10 to $30 a month$50 and up per project

Other prices come from public pricing pages and published reviews, checked in November 2026. Plans change, so check each one before you buy.

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Paste a sermon

$19 a month

or $149 a year. One church, as many sermons as you preach.

  • Unlimited sermon kits
  • Slides, square graphics, a carousel and stories in your church color, with your logo
  • A PowerPoint file of the slides, ready for Sunday
  • English or Spanish
  • A post for every day, a small-group guide, a devotional, an email and a text
  • No “made with” mark on your graphics

Questions pastors ask first.

What does it cost?

Your first 3 sermon kits are free, with no card and no account. After that it is $19 a month or $149 a year, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time from the link in your receipt.

Does this write my sermon?

No. SermonPrep does not write or outline sermons. It preps a sermon you have already written for slides and social media by pulling out your points and your best lines.

Will it put words in my mouth?

It is instructed to use only what is in your manuscript and to add no teaching of its own. It can still get things wrong, so read each piece before you post it. Every line is editable.

Which Bible translation does it use?

None. It shows the reference. If you want the verse text on a slide, paste it in from the translation your church reads and it will be set exactly as you typed it.

Do I need a recording of the service?

No. There is nothing to upload. If you only have video, paste the transcript from YouTube and it will work from that.

What do I actually download?

PNG images sized for screens (1920×1080), feeds (1080×1080) and stories (1080×1920), a PowerPoint file of the slides, and all the writing as text you can copy. The slide images also drop straight into ProPresenter, Keynote or Google Slides.

Does it make video clips?

No. If short video is what you need most, a sermon video tool is the right buy. SermonPrep covers everything that can be made from the words: slides, graphics, captions, guides and emails.

Can I get it in Spanish?

Yes. Choose Spanish in the studio and the captions, guide, devotional, email and graphics are written in Spanish from your English or Spanish sermon.

Is my sermon stored?

No. Your text is sent to an AI model to build the kit and is not saved on our servers. Your latest kit is kept in your own browser so you can come back to it.