Checked 6 October 2026 · 2 tools
Church graphics, backgrounds and media
Where a church team gets sermon graphics and worship backgrounds, free and paid, with each pricing page as it looked on 6 October 2026.
How we chose. We read each tool’s own pricing page on 6 October 2026 and kept a screenshot of it, which is on this page beside the tool. Prices are in US dollars unless the vendor showed a regional price, in which case we say so. Where a vendor only gives prices in a sales call, we say that rather than guess. We did not test these tools hands-on; what each does well and where it falls short comes from the vendor’s own pages, and what its users say is quoted word for word, with a link.
We make Slice. It appears only in the sermon clips guide, marked “ours”. No tool paid to be listed, and nothing here was tested hands-on.
Which one, in ten seconds
Find the line that sounds like you.
- Volunteers make your social posts and slidesCanva
- You need worship backgrounds for ProPresenterChurch Media Drop
Side by side
| Tool | Best for | Price | Free tier | Key limits | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canva | almost every church: sermon slides, social posts and announcements by volunteers who are not designers, and free premium for eligible charities | Free; Pro £100 a year, Business £180 a year per person (shown in pounds to a UK visitor) | Yes, and the page says not-for-profits "can enjoy most premium features for free" | The nonprofit offer needs your church to apply and qualify | Web, desktop and mobile |
| Church Media Drop | a church that wants free motion backgrounds and graphics made for services, with a paid editor when it needs one | Free; Individual $149 a year, Team $399 a year (3–20 people), Team+ $999 a year (21–100) | Yes: 3,000-plus free resources, the Drop Editor’s free features, and 10 LiveScreens sessions | ProPresenter, video and PDF export and social publishing need a paid plan | Web; exports for ProPresenter |
Prices in US dollars from each vendor’s pricing page. Scroll the table sideways on a phone.
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Canva
Best for almost every church: sermon slides, social posts and announcements by volunteers who are not designers, and free premium for eligible charities.
Price Free; Pro £100 a year, Business £180 a year per person (shown in pounds to a UK visitor)Free Yes, and the page says not-for-profits "can enjoy most premium features for free"Runs on Web, desktop and mobile
What it does well
- A free plan with over a million templates.
- Eligible not-for-profits get most premium features free, per the pricing page.
- Brand kits keep a volunteer team on the church’s fonts and colours.
Where it falls short
- Premium for free needs a nonprofit application.
Its pricing pageread 6 October 2026
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Church Media Drop
Best for a church that wants free motion backgrounds and graphics made for services, with a paid editor when it needs one.
Price Free; Individual $149 a year, Team $399 a year (3–20 people), Team+ $999 a year (21–100)Free Yes: 3,000-plus free resources, the Drop Editor’s free features, and 10 LiveScreens sessionsRuns on Web; exports for ProPresenter
What it does well
- Thousands of free motion and still backgrounds, countdowns and series graphics.
- Paid plans export straight to ProPresenter, video and PDF.
- Its footer says it is "Free for every church."
Where it falls short
- Exporting to ProPresenter or video needs a paid plan.
Its pricing pageread 6 October 2026
Questions
Are there other media libraries?
Several presentation programs include one: EasyWorship Premium (49,800-plus backgrounds), Proclaim Pro Media, and MediaShout with Shift Worship Media. See the presentation guide.
What about Pixel Preacher?
We left it out. On 6 October 2026 its site would not load, and its domain was listed for sale.