A card for the sermon and for every quote you’ve kept
Each one is sized for the feed it’s going to, with a caption made from what the preacher said and your library’s address at its foot.
On Platform and Pro
The sermon, its quotes, and any line you pick
- The sermon itself
- Its title, its passage, the preacher’s name, and your church’s name, with your logo beside the name if you’ve set one.
- Each pull quote
- Every quote you’ve kept on a sermon gets a card of its own, in the preacher’s words, in the order you’ve put them in.
- Any line of the transcript
- Pick a sentence, or a run of them up to 300 characters, and it becomes a card too. Anyone who can edit the sermon can keep it as a pull quote.
- A clip of a quote
- A quote can be a short video instead: the line in the preacher’s own voice, cut from the sermon’s recording, with the card drawn over it and each word marked as it’s said. A clip runs up to a minute and is made in your church’s browser.
- A clip from the service’s video
- When the sermon’s video is hosted here, a clip can show the preacher: set into the card as a window, filling the frame wherever you place the crop, or the whole room over a soft copy of itself. The words come in as they’re said, in the sermon’s serif or a bold sans.
Sermon card
- Church
- Grace Chapel
- Title
- Green Pastures in a Dry Year
- Passage
- Psalm 23
- Speaker
- Rev. Margaret Holt
- Date
- June 15, 2025
- At its foot
- gracechapel.shepherdsmessage.com
The words on an example sermon card. The church, its preacher, and its sermon are invented.
Every published sermon on the Platform and Pro plans has a studio in the dashboard, under Make graphics, and the sermon’s own page leads there. The Library plan doesn’t include it.
Sizes and looks
Cut for the feed you’re posting to
- Square
- 1080 × 1080, for anywhere you post.
- Portrait
- 1080 × 1350, the size of an Instagram post.
- Story
- 1080 × 1920, for Instagram and Facebook stories. Nothing is set in the top 250 pixels, the bottom 340, or the 140 at either side, which those apps cover with their own controls.
- Three looks
- Light, your church’s own color, and dark. A card opens in your color if you’ve set one and in light if you haven’t, and your color reaches a card only as a shade that keeps the words readable on it.
A card is one of these sizes in one of these looks. There’s no blank canvas, so a church that wants its own layout needs a design tool.
The words
Captions made of what the preacher said
The caption beside each graphic is put together from the sermon itself: the quote word for word, the title, the preacher, the date, the passages, and a link. No model writes any of it, and nothing appears in your pastor’s voice that your pastor didn’t say.
Every graphic carries your library’s address at its foot. The link that goes with a clip or a picked line opens the whole sermon cued to that line, and it doesn’t start playing on its own.
Posting
Your church does the posting
On a phone, one press opens the phone’s share sheet with the graphic in it and the caption already copied. On a computer, “Send to your phone” shows a code to scan, and the same graphic opens on the phone, ready to share. Or copy the picture and paste it into a post on the computer.
We never post to your church’s Facebook, Instagram, or X account, and we never ask you to connect one.
Tell us about your church
Once your account is on Platform or Pro, the first sermon you publish has its studio waiting in the dashboard.