ClipsMagic for sermons
Shorts from sermons
A sermon is one speaker building one argument over thirty to fifty minutes. ClipsMagic reads the transcript and finds the parts that hold together alone: a story with its point, an illustration, a line that sums up the message. Each becomes a captioned 9:16 short to share in the week after Sunday.
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Our sample episode in the Quiet caption style.
Which parts of a sermon stand alone?
The opening story often does, because it was written to grab a room. The application near the end often does too, because it says what to do. The middle, where the argument builds point by point, usually needs what came before it, and scores lower on standing alone.
Does it handle a reading or a prayer?
A reading is words like any others, so it can be part of a moment. A moment that starts mid-quote is flagged by the stands-alone score. Keep the reference inside the cut so a viewer knows where the words are from.
Which caption style suits a sermon?
Start with Quiet: smaller, lighter captions for talk that should not shout. You can pick any of the four styles for each short.
What does a month of sermons cost?
A weekly 40-minute sermon is 5 sermons and about 3.3 hours of video in a month. Starter covers it, at $7.99 a month.
Plans as of November 2026: Free $0 for 2 episodes and 3 hours, Starter $7.99 for 15 episodes and 15 hours and Pro $19.99 for 200 episodes and 200 hours, each a month. A run that fails does not count. See the plans.