Sermon Video Stylizerfrom MinistryAI

One sermon.Twenty looks.

Send us the YouTube link to Sunday's livestream and pick a style. We do the work and send back a finished teaching video: captions that follow every word, scripture on screen as you read it, slides beside you, and painted scenes of the story.

Every frame on this page comes from one real sermon. Only the style changes.

The Manuscript style: a slide beside the preacher
Manuscript
Style 1 of 20

The same moment, before and after

On the left, the livestream your church already posts. On the right, the same second of the same sermon after styling. Drag the handle.

Plain livestream frame: the preacher at the pulpit, no graphics Styled frame: a festival list slides in beside the preacher, with a caption below
Your livestreamStyled

Pick your look

Twenty styles, each built for a kind of series. Tap one to see it across a whole sermon, then choose it.

What changes for the person watching

Most people meet your church on a phone, often with the sound off, days after Sunday. A wide shot of a pulpit asks a lot of them. A styled sermon meets them halfway.

A caption under the preacher with a slide beside him

They follow every word

Captions light up word by word as you speak, so the commuter on mute, the grandmother who is hard of hearing and the viewer learning English all stay with you.

More than 100 studies find that captions improve comprehension, attention and memory. Gernsbacher, 2015. Facebook's own testing found captions lift view time by 12% on average.
1 Corinthians 15:20 set on an illuminated page

They see the verse as you read it

Scripture writes onto the screen in time with your voice, with the key phrase marked. People hear it and read it at once, which is how a verse gets remembered on Tuesday.

A slide takes half the screen while the preacher stays in view

They never lose sight of you

Slides take half the screen and you keep the other half. Viewers get your points in writing without losing your face, your hands or your warmth. Full-screen moments are saved for the lines that deserve them.

Painted scene in a classical oil style The same scene in watercolor The same scene with stained-glass light The same scene at night under stars

They see the story

When you tell a Bible story, a painted scene of it fills the screen, made for that sermon in the style you chose. Here is one scene in four styles.

A chapter card marking a new section of the sermon

They can find their place

Chapter cards mark each movement of the message, and a title and end card frame it. Someone who stepped away can pick the thread back up.

We won't quote you a retention number we haven't earned. The research above is published and independent. Style one sermon, post it next to a plain one, and let your own channel analytics give the verdict.

What a year of styled sermons costs

Published rate guides put a human edit of one multi-camera sermon at $400 to $600, before any custom graphics. Move the sliders to match your church.

Count every service, campus and midweek teaching you post.

Freelance or the share of a staff salary that goes to sermon video.

A person, for a year$24,000
Stylizer Weekly plan, for a year$5,388
$18,612back in the ministry budget each year, about $112 a sermon.
Your optionsTypical costTurnaroundWhat you get
Freelance editor$200 to $600 per sermonDaysA clean cut. The look depends on who you hired this month.
Media director on staffAbout $71,700 a year on averageWhenever the week allowsA gifted person, spending hours on captions and lower thirds.
Clip tools$29 to $129 a monthMinutesShort clips for social. The full sermon stays plain.
Sermon Video StylizerFrom about $90 per sermonBy the next morningThe whole sermon, styled start to finish, the same quality every week.

Sources: church video editing rate guide, reel-rate.com; church media director average salary, ZipRecruiter, November 2026; clip tool prices from each vendor's public pricing. Your own numbers will vary, which is why the sliders are yours to move.

From Sunday's stream to a finished video

  1. Send your link

    The YouTube link to your service, and where the sermon starts and ends. No camera files, no uploads.

  2. Pick a style

    Choose one of the twenty, or keep one look for the whole series.

  3. Approve your sample

    We send four frames and a short clip of your own sermon in that style. Nothing is made in full until you say yes.

  4. Receive your video

    We check the finished sermon and send it to you, ready to post on YouTube, your site and your app.

Pricing

Start with a free sample: two to three minutes of your own sermon, styled, plus four test frames. Your first full sermon is $149, and we credit it toward your first month on Weekly or Campus.

Single sermon

$149

One sermon, any time

  • Any of the 20 styles
  • Captions, scripture, slides, painted scenes
  • Good for Easter, Christmas or a guest speaker
Start with one
Most churches

Weekly

$449 a month

Up to 5 sermons a month, about $90 each

  • Every Sunday styled, all year
  • All 20 styles, change with each series
  • Your approved look saved, so each week is just a link
  • Cancel any month
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Campus

$1,199 a month

Up to 15 sermons a month, about $80 each

  • Multiple services, campuses and midweek teaching
  • A custom style matched to your brand, included
  • Front of the line every week
Talk about Campus
A style of your own
Your fonts, colors and logo, built once and yours to use on every sermon.
$1,500 one time

What each sermon includes. Up to 50 minutes of preaching. We count the message, not the whole stream, so worship and announcements never count. A message of 50 to 75 minutes adds $49, and longer ones are quoted. Every video comes with one free round of changes, and our own mistakes are always fixed free.

Questions pastors ask first

Do you change the sermon itself?

No. Your message stays whole and in your words. We trim the dead air before and after it, then add the captions, scripture, slides and scenes around you.

What do you need from us?

The YouTube link, your choice of style, and four details: where the sermon starts and ends, your Bible translation, how the speaker's name is spelled, and the series title. After your first sermon we keep those on file, so later weeks need only the link.

How fast is it?

Send the link after Sunday service and most sermons are ready by the next morning.

What if we don't like how it looks?

You approve four test frames and a short clip of your own sermon before the full video is made, and you can switch styles freely until then. After delivery you get one free round of changes within 7 days. If we got something wrong, such as a verse, a name or a caption, we fix it free, always. A different style after you approved one is a new video at half price. If we can't deliver, you get a full refund.

How long can the sermon be?

Up to 50 minutes of preaching is included, and most sermons run 30 to 45. A message of 50 to 75 minutes adds $49, and anything longer we quote. We count only the message itself.

Do we run any software ourselves?

No. This is a done-for-you service. You send a link and approve a sample, our team makes the video, and a person checks it before it reaches you.

We have a media team. Does this replace them?

It gives them their week back. We handle the repeatable work of captions, verses and slides so your people can spend their time on stories, clips and Sunday itself.

Can it match our church brand?

Yes. A custom style uses your fonts, colors and logo. It's a one-time $1,500, and it's included with the Campus plan.

See three minutes of your own sermon, styled, free

Tell us the look you want and send a sermon link. We'll style two to three minutes of it and send four test frames, at no charge. If you like what you see, that sample becomes the look we make for you.

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