Turn every sermon into a week of short clips

A simple weekly routine

1. Sunday afternoon: upload the sermon recording (MP4 or MOV from your camera, livestream download or Facebook Live link).
2. A few minutes later: ClipBolt transcribes the message, picks the moments that stand alone, such as a story, a key verse or a clear point, and cuts vertical clips with captions.
3. Monday to Saturday: post one clip a day to Shorts, Reels, TikTok or your Facebook page. Each clip has a suggested title and a 1–100 score, so start with the highest.

Why captions matter for sermon clips

Most people scroll Shorts and Reels with the sound off. Burned-in, word-by-word captions keep them reading, and they make the message accessible to members who are deaf or hard of hearing.

What it costs a church

• Free: 30 free processing minutes a month (uploads count half, so up to 60 minutes of uploaded video), videos up to 20 minutes, 720p with a small watermark. Enough to try it on one sermon.
• Most churches: a 40-minute sermon uploaded weekly uses about 80 minutes a month, which fits Creator at $9.50/month (150 minutes, no watermark, 1080p).
• Two services or a midweek study: Pro at $19.50/month covers 500 minutes and recordings up to 3 hours.

Tips from the pipeline

• Upload the cleanest audio you have (a board mix beats a camera mic). Transcription quality drives clip quality.
• Choose the video language before you start; English and Spanish services both work.
• Only post music you have the rights to stream. Worship songs in the background can trigger copyright claims on Shorts and Reels.