Our church has tons of great sermon content just sitting there, and we kept talking about how we should be sharing clips on social media. The problem was always the same—nobody wanted to spend hours cutting down a full sermon into something that actually works for short-form video. It's tedious work, and honestly, we weren't even sure where to find the good moments worth pulling out.
SermonFramer actually does this for you. You upload your sermon or Bible study, and it transcribes everything, then finds complete moments that have a real opening, enough context so people understand what's happening, and a natural ending. It creates vertical previews with captions already added. Your team reviews what it suggests and can edit the transcript or adjust timing if needed, but the heavy lifting is done. You're not hunting through an hour-long video trying to spot something quotable.
What I appreciate most is that nothing publishes automatically. Someone on our team always reviews it first and makes the final call. We can adjust captions, add an intro, customize the framing. We've also set up shared workspaces and brand kits so everything looks consistent across different people's uploads. For churches trying to actually use their sermon content online instead of just letting it disappear, this saves real time and makes it actually happen.
Check it out: SermonFramer
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