Turn Sunday's sermon into a week of church social media posts

• Input: one service recording a week, as a link or an uploaded file. A sermon, a testimony, or the announcements all work the same way.
• Outputs: candidate vertical clips, 16:9 chapters for segments over 60 seconds, an editable transcript you can copy, and captioned MP4s to schedule or download.
• Review point: the clip review screen. A person approves every clip before it is scheduled or exported.
• Limits: upload size (5 GB on Free, 15 GB on paid), credits (1 credit is about 1 minute of processed video), and a download cap per clip of 5 minutes on Free or 60 minutes on paid.

Plan requirements. The Free plan includes 75 credits a month, about 75 minutes of processed video, with 720p renders, a quso.ai watermark, TikTok publishing only, and 7-day retention of your uploads. One 45-minute sermon uses about 45 credits, so four Sundays a month is about 180 credits, more than Free covers. Lite, at $29/month or $19/month billed yearly, includes 100 credits a month (200 a month on the yearly plan), 1080p renders with no watermark, and SRT subtitle download. Scheduling to all seven platforms is included on the plans listed with it on the pricing page.

Limits to know. Processing time depends on the length of the recording: usually a few minutes, longer for a full service. There is no sermon-specific model. The app works on speech in any recording, so it will not know which passage the pastor is quoting or whether a name is spelled right. Clips still need a person to check context, especially around prayer requests, testimonies, or anything said about a member of the congregation. Worship music inside a clip may raise copyright questions on some platforms, so it is safer to clip the message and leave the worship set out.

Start with the sermon tools. The sermon clips generator and sermon transcription pages cover the two halves of this workflow in more detail, and the weekly church social media checklist covers what to post on the days between services.