• How To Get Started with Sermon Shots

  Welcome to Sermon Shots! Creating impactful sermon clips has never been easier. With Sermon Shots, you can quickly transform your messages into high-quality, engaging social media content in just a few simple steps!   Watch this short video for a quick overview on how to get the most out of your Sermon Shots account.  1. Upload Your Sermon You can easily upload directly from your computer or deviPopular

• How To Select Captions Aside From AISC

  Overview While Sermon Shots provides AI Suggested Clips that automatically identify the best moments from your sermon, you have full control to manually select any part of your sermon to create clips exactly the way you want. This means you can: Shorten clips by removing sentences Lengthen clips by adding more sentences Combine AI suggestions with your own selections Create clips from any part of your sermon (not just AI suggestions) Build completely custom clipPopular

• How to Set Up Brand Kit Colors in Sermon Shots

  Setting Up Your Brand Kit Colors Step 1: Access Your Brand Kit Navigate to your Brand Kit section in the main menu. Here you can configure your brand colors that will be available throughout the platform. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/f/1/a/5/f1a5c8feed077800/image1rd3i5l.png =300x456) Step 2: Define Your Color Palette In the Colors section of your Brand Kit, you can set up to three primary brand colors. These colors should represent your chSome readers

• How to Trim Videos When Uploading to Sermon Shots

  The Trim on Upload feature in Sermon Shots allows you to select and upload only the specific portion of your sermon video that you want to create clips from. This powerful feature saves time, reduces upload size, and helps you focus on the most impactful moments of your message. Benefits of Using Trim on Upload Faster uploads: Upload only the content you need instead of entire sermonSome readers

• What is the "Create from Scratch" template and how to use it?

  What It's For This feature is ideal for users who: Have a specific design vision that doesn't match existing templates Need to create something unique or highly customized Prefer to start with a clean canvas Want full control over the layout and elements Want to create simple videos with captions and logos How to Use the Create from Scratch Feature Step 1: Upload Your Video Start by uploading a video. Choose one of the eight options for importing content: YouTubeSome readers

• How to Use Fonts in Sermon Shots

  Understanding Font Types In Sermon Shots, there are two main font categories: Primary Font: Used for your captions (the transcribed sermon text) Secondary Font: Used for additional elements like sermon titles, website information, service times, and other text overlays Watch a quick overview here: Primary and Secondary Fonts Step-by-Step Guide to Changing Fonts Open your SermonSome readers

• How to use the Thumbnail Image tool from Sermon Shots

  Creating engaging sermon thumbnails has never been easier with Sermon Shots! This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of uploading your video, selecting the perfect shot, customizing your design, and downloading a professional-quality thumbnail. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, follow these simple steps to enhance your sermon visuals effortlessly. Let's get started!   You can watch the step-by-step tutorial on our Sermon Shots YouTube channel here: youtube TSome readers

• Uploading Sermons in Different Languages on Sermon Shots

  Uploading Sermons in Different Languages on Sermon ShotsSome readers

• Resync

  Sometimes, uploaded videos from a local file may not be encoded properly causing buffering/compiling issues on Step 3 or even audio/video sync issues when downloaded.    To make sure that manually uploaded files are processed correctly, please try using the Resync option when uploading as shown here:  Let me know when you've given that a try and how it goes then I'll refund the hours useSome readers

• How to Edit Captions for Sermon Shots Clips

  Accessing Caption Editing Create Your Clip: After uploading your sermon audio and generating your clip, you'll be taken to the editing interface. Choose a template on Step 1 Click Next to get to Step 2: The caption editing tools are located in Step 2 of the clip creation process, where you can see your video preview alongside the caption text blocks. Updating Spelling, PunctuatioSome readers

• How to Turn Sermons into Social Carousels for Social Media Posts using Sermon Shots

  A carousel is a swipeable series of slides you can share on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, your church website, or in email. This format turns sermons into highly engaging church social media posts that are easy to read, visually structured, and widely shareable. Why Turn Your Sermons into Carousels? Boost Engagement on Social Media Visual storytelling through carousel posts keSome readers

• How To Cut Parts Out Of The Video

  Overview When creating sermon clips in Sermon Shots, you have full control over what content appears in your final video. You can easily cut out sentences, phrases, or individual words that you don't want included in your clip—without having to re-upload or re-edit your entire sermon. This feature is especially helpful for: Removing filler words or pauses Cutting out off-topic tangents Shortening clips to fit time limits Removing sensitive or out-of-context statements Creating cleFew readers

• How to Upload Videos to Sermon Shots via Live Stream Using Boxcast

  Uploading videos via Live Stream using Boxcast can be done in a few simple steps. Follow this guide to configure your stream settings correctly.   Step-by-Step Guide 1. Access Your Sermon Shots Account Log in to your Sermon Shots account. Click on the Upload Video button and choose Live Stream. 2. Copy Your Streaming Server and Stream Key (https://storage.crisp.cFew readers

• Create Reusable Custom Templates for Clips and Images with Sermon Shots

  Custom templates help you reuse your preferred branding—such as logos, colors, and layouts—so you can create consistent clips and sermon images quickly. Saving a Custom Template for Sermon Clips 1. Finalize your clip Edit your clip and add your branding elements (logo, colors, layout). 2. Save as a template Click the dropdown arrow next to the Download button. Select Save as Template. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/f/1/a/5/f1a5c8feed077800/imageFew readers

• AI Camera Tracking Issue: Workaround

  Overview The AI Camera Crew feature automatically tracks and focuses on the speaker in your sermon video. However, in some situations, the AI may lose focus on the main speaker or track the wrong subject. This article explains why this happens and what you can do to get better results. Why the AI Camera Crew May Lose Focus The AI Camera Crew works by detecting people and movement in the video. Sometimes, it may track the wrong subject when: Multiple people are on stage – The AI mFew readers

• How to Upload Videos to Sermon Shots via Live Stream Using Restream.io

  Uploading videos via Live Stream using Restream.io can be done in a few simple steps. Follow this guide to configure your stream settings correctly.   Step-by-Step Guide 1. Access Your Sermon Shots Account Log in to your Sermon Shots account. Click on the Upload Video button and choose Live Stream. 2. Copy Your Streaming Server and Stream Key (https://storage.crisFew readers

• How to Make Viral Sermon Clips

  Sermon clips can spread the word about your Church and reach a wide audience with a positive message by utilizing Instagram Reels, Facebook Reels, Youtube Shorts, and Tiktok. When choosing which parts of your sermon should be highlighted as clips, consider what will impact viewers who may not be familiar with your church or message. Focus on snippets closely related to your core message and emphaFew readers

• How to Upload Videos to Sermon Shots via Live Stream Using OBS

  Uploading videos via Live Stream using OBS can be done in a few simple steps. Follow this guide to configure your stream settings correctly.   Step-by-Step Guide 1. Access Your Sermon Shots Account Log in to your Sermon Shots account. Click on the Upload Video button and choose Live Stream. 2. Copy Your Streaming Server and Stream Key (https://storage.crisp.chat/Few readers

• How to use the Quote Image tool from Sermon Shots

  Creating engaging sermon quotes and verses has never been easier with Sermon Shots! This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of uploading your video, selecting the perfect shot, customizing your design, and downloading a professional-quality quotes and verses. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, follow these simple steps to enhance your sermon visuals effortlessly. Let's get started!   You can watch the step-by-step tutorial on our Sermon Shots YouTube channel hereFew readers

• How to Upload Videos to Sermon Shots via Live Stream

  Our Upload via Live Stream feature allows you to make Sermon Shots the endpoint to your live stream. If you're using a 3rd party software to stream to YouTube/FB/etc. there should be an option for custom RTMP. When your stream is complete, your sermon is automatically loaded and transcribed and ready to make clips as soon as you log in!   Your live stream videos should be at least 3 minutes long, anything less than that will not get uploaded. After the stream ends, your video will undergo prFew readers

• How To Create Audio-Only Clips

  Overview Sermon Shots automatically extracts audio from your sermon videos and provides it as a downloadable WAV file. This feature is perfect for churches that want to share their sermons on podcast platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Google Podcasts. The audio file is the full sermon audio extracted directly from your uploaded video—no editing required! Which Plans Include Audio Extraction? The audio extraction feature is available on: Plus Plan and above Silver SuitFew readers

• How to Upload Videos to Sermon Shots via Live Stream Using Resi

  Uploading videos via Live Stream using Resi can be done in a few simple steps. Follow this guide to configure your stream settings correctly.   Step-by-Step Guide 1. Access Your Sermon Shots Account Log in to your Sermon Shots account. Click on the Upload Video button and choose Live Stream. 2. Copy Your Streaming Server and Stream Key (https://storage.crisp.chatFew readers

• Troubleshooting Video Upload Issues

  If you're experiencing difficulties uploading videos from Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo, or Google Drive, including the "unable to fetch video information" error, this guide will help you resolve the most common issues and provide alternative solutions.   1. Check Your URL Detailed Steps for URL Verification For Facebook: Navigate to your video on your Facebook page Set the video privacy to "Public" so our system can access it Click directly on the video to open it in its ownFew readers

• How to Generate Social Media Descriptions with Sermon Shots

  Share Your Sermon Clips with Impact using Social Descriptions from Sermon ShotsFew readers