Checked 5 October 2026 · 7 tools
Sermon clip tools: turning Sunday into the week’s posts
Seven tools that cut a sermon into short captioned clips, summarised from our full sermon clip guide, read on 5 October 2026.
How we chose. The same records as our full guide to sermon clip tools, which compares inputs, languages, how each treats the worship songs, and what each makes beyond clips. Prices were read from each tool’s own pricing or church page. We make Slice, which is listed first and marked as ours, with its downsides written as plainly as anyone else’s.
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.
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Which one, in ten seconds
Find the line that sounds like you.
- You want to read the list of moments and choose the ones that say what your pastor meant, rather than receive a fixed fewShorts by Slice
- You want finished clips in your inbox and no editing at allSermon Clips
- Your church already runs on SubsplashPulpit AI
- You want one tool for the whole week's content, written and video, and the budget allows about $60 a monthSermon Shots
- You want it to post and schedule to YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and LinkedInOpusClip
- Several volunteers need their own seats on one account (Team)Choppity
Side by side
| Tool | Best for | Price | Free tier | Key limits | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shorts by Sliceours | a church that wants to choose its own moments from every sermon, at a flat price, with as many clips as it likes | $14.99/month or $149/year ($6.99/month in lower-income countries) | First clip free, no card; then a 3-day free trial | Worship songs: Not handled: it does not check music, so clip the preaching | A YouTube link, one video per link (YouTube sometimes blocks it; uploading the file works every time), or a file: 3 hours, 2GB |
| Sermon Clips | a church that wants up to five finished clips from every Sunday with nothing to edit, captioned in the language the sermon was preached in | $23.99/month, or $9.99/week | 2 sermons, no card (free clips end on a 1.5-second card) | Worship songs: Not stated; it skips openings, announcements and the closing prayer | A YouTube link or an MP4/MOV, services up to 4 hours |
| Pulpit AI | churches that want the whole sermon turned into small-group and devotional material, with clips included, and that already use Subsplash | $39 / $59 / $129 a month for 5 / 10 / 25 uploads | A free trial: 2 uploads, no card | Worship songs: Not stated | Upload video, audio, PDFs, Word or slides; Subsplash media without re-uploading. A link is not stated |
| Sermon Shots | churches that want clips plus a week of written content from each sermon (discussion guides, devotionals, blog posts, quote images) and can budget about $60 a month | $63 / $67 / $97 a month, or $53 / $57 / $87 billed yearly | 2 free sermon clips, no card; 14-day trial on paid plans | Worship songs: Not stated; you can add music to a clip | YouTube, a file or a livestream; Switcher, Resi and WordPress integrations |
| OpusClip | a church media team that wants b-roll, a virality score and scheduled posting, and records more than an hour or two a month | Free; $15/month Starter; $29/month Pro, or $14.50/month billed yearly | 60 minutes a month, watermarked (its church page adds 90 free minutes for new users) | Worship songs: Not stated | Upload or a YouTube link; on Pro, links from Facebook, Vimeo, Zoom, Rumble, Google Drive and more |
| Choppity | a volunteer team that wants many clips per sermon, edits by text, and needs more than one person on the account | $20/month, or $14/month billed yearly; Team $48/month with unlimited seats | 1 hour of analysis a month | Worship songs: Not stated | A YouTube sermon link, or upload MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV or M4A up to 10GB |
| Clypse | the longest services and the most clips per sermon at a low price, from a YouTube, Facebook or Rumble link | $14.99/month Pro (100 clips), $29.99/month Studio (250 clips); a third less billed yearly | One 30-minute video, about 10 clips, watermarked, kept 3 days | Worship songs: "Worship-Safe Clipping": its sermon page says the AI tells the sermon from worship and music | A YouTube, Facebook or Rumble link, or a file; up to 6 hours |
Prices in US dollars from each vendor’s pricing page. Scroll the table sideways on a phone.
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Shorts by Sliceours
Best for a church that wants to choose its own moments from every sermon, at a flat price, with as many clips as it likes.
Price $14.99/month or $149/year ($6.99/month in lower-income countries)Free First clip free, no card; then a 3-day free trialRuns on A YouTube link, one video per link (YouTube sometimes blocks it; uploading the file works every time), or a file: 3 hours, 2GB
What it does well
- Takes long files: MP4, MOV or WebM, up to three hours and 2GB.
- Paste a YouTube video link to bring it in, one video per link, or upload the file.
- Finds the clips in a long episode, and can join moments from different parts of it into one clip. It never rewrites what the speaker said.
Where it falls short
- It does not post or schedule for you, and has no analytics.
- No b-roll.
- Link import takes YouTube video links only, one at a time. A Twitch or Kick VOD is a file you download and upload.
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Sermon Clips
Best for a church that wants up to five finished clips from every Sunday with nothing to edit, captioned in the language the sermon was preached in.
Price $23.99/month, or $9.99/weekFree 2 sermons, no card (free clips end on a 1.5-second card)Runs on A YouTube link or an MP4/MOV, services up to 4 hours
What it does well
- Paste a YouTube link or upload an MP4 or MOV; services up to four hours.
- Up to five clips per sermon, 30 to 60 seconds each, vertical with the preacher tracked, captions burned in and the audio cleaned up. One email when they are ready.
- Captions in the language preached: its page names English, Spanish, Swahili, Korean and Afrikaans "and most others".
Where it falls short
- Up to five clips per sermon, 30 to 60 seconds each.
- Vertical only: its page says square and landscape are not made yet.
- Changes are limited: start and end move up to 15 seconds, 3 re-renders per clip, and up to 3 moments of your own per sermon while the recording is kept (30 days).
Its pricing pageread 5 October 2026
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Pulpit AI
Best for churches that want the whole sermon turned into small-group and devotional material, with clips included, and that already use Subsplash.
Price $39 / $59 / $129 a month for 5 / 10 / 25 uploadsFree A free trial: 2 uploads, no cardRuns on Upload video, audio, PDFs, Word or slides; Subsplash media without re-uploading. A link is not stated
What it does well
- Every plan includes unlimited custom and automatic clips, captions you can style (fonts, colours, karaoke highlighting), transcripts and summaries.
- Small-group discussion guides, daily devotionals, blog posts, newsletters and a weekly recap email from each sermon.
- A sermon assistant for preparation: openers, illustrations, application and related passages.
Where it falls short
- Priced per upload: 5 a month on Basic, so a church with midweek services or several preachers uses them fast.
- Its pages talk about uploading files; they do not say it takes a YouTube link.
- Its pages do not say which languages it covers or how long a recording can be.
Its pricing pageread 5 October 2026
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Sermon Shots
Best for churches that want clips plus a week of written content from each sermon (discussion guides, devotionals, blog posts, quote images) and can budget about $60 a month.
Price $63 / $67 / $97 a month, or $53 / $57 / $87 billed yearlyFree 2 free sermon clips, no card; 14-day trial on paid plansRuns on YouTube, a file or a livestream; Switcher, Resi and WordPress integrations
What it does well
- Built only for sermons: its home page says the AI analyser "has been built specifically for sermons".
- Brings a sermon in from YouTube, a file, or a livestream, with integrations for Switcher, Resi and WordPress, and an API.
- An "AI Camera Crew" that follows the speaker, captions, hook animations, music, and cutting the video by choosing sentences.
Where it falls short
- The entry plan is $63 a month, or $53 billed yearly: about four times Slice, and more than double Sermon Clips or Pulpit AI's Basic.
- Discussion guides, devotionals and publishing to Facebook and Instagram start on Silver, not Plus.
- Uploads are capped at 10 hours a month on every paid plan.
Its pricing pageread 5 October 2026
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OpusClip
Best for a church media team that wants b-roll, a virality score and scheduled posting, and records more than an hour or two a month.
Price Free; $15/month Starter; $29/month Pro, or $14.50/month billed yearlyFree 60 minutes a month, watermarked (its church page adds 90 free minutes for new users)Runs on Upload or a YouTube link; on Pro, links from Facebook, Vimeo, Zoom, Rumble, Google Drive and more
What it does well
- Takes very long videos: up to 10 hours, per its help centre.
- A virality score on each clip, and ClipAnything, which clips from a prompt.
- AI reframe, b-roll, and a scheduler that posts for you.
Where it falls short
- Priced by minutes of source video. A 3-hour episode is 180 credits, more than the 150 on Starter.
- The free plan watermarks and gives you 3 days to export.
- In 16 Trustpilot 1-2 star reviews from June to September 2026, the most common complaints were support that did not answer or was AI-only, and being charged after cancelling.
What its users say
“a funnel to upsell you at every click”
Its pricing pageread 30 September 2026
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Choppity
Best for a volunteer team that wants many clips per sermon, edits by text, and needs more than one person on the account.
Price $20/month, or $14/month billed yearly; Team $48/month with unlimited seatsFree 1 hour of analysis a monthRuns on A YouTube sermon link, or upload MP4, MOV, MP3, WAV or M4A up to 10GB
What it does well
- Paste a YouTube, Vimeo or Twitch link, or upload a file.
- Posts and schedules to TikTok, Shorts, Reels and LinkedIn: 1 account on Starter, 3 on Creator, 10 on Team.
- Reframes to vertical and keeps the facecam centred, per its Twitch page.
Where it falls short
- Metered by hours analysed: 3 a month on Starter, so one long stream can use it all.
- Files up to 120 minutes, per its clip-maker page.
- Exports top out at 1080p on every plan.
What its users say
“the audio and video don’t sync properly so the clips are unusable”
Its pricing pageread 30 September 2026
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Clypse
Best for the longest services and the most clips per sermon at a low price, from a YouTube, Facebook or Rumble link.
Price $14.99/month Pro (100 clips), $29.99/month Studio (250 clips); a third less billed yearlyFree One 30-minute video, about 10 clips, watermarked, kept 3 daysRuns on A YouTube, Facebook or Rumble link, or a file; up to 6 hours
What it does well
- Beyond clips: None beyond clips; up to 15 clips per sermon
Where it falls short
- Caption languages: Not stated
Its pricing pageread 5 October 2026
Questions
Where is the full comparison?
Our guide to the best sermon clip tools compares every one of these on inputs, languages, worship songs and what each makes beyond clips.