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Church Graphics
An AI design team for your church. Describe the sermon series in plain words and get finished, on-brand artwork back in every size your team needs: screens, slides, social, lower thirds.
Built for the volunteer creative director who has ninety minutes on a Saturday and four platforms to fill.
The Saturday night graphics scramble
In most churches the design department is one volunteer with a laptop and a day job. The series art gets made, then the same idea has to be rebuilt at a different size for Instagram, again for the Facebook cover, again for the screens, and again as a lower third for the livestream. By the third rebuild it no longer looks like the same series.
The usual fixes both cost something real. A template tool still leaves a person doing the design work at ten o'clock at night. A design agency does it properly and, by Church Graphics' own comparison, runs $750 a month and works on multi-day turnarounds, which is no help when the graphic is needed for tomorrow.
Church Graphics is aimed squarely at that gap: you describe the series, it does the design work, and every size comes back at once.
What is in it
Describe it, do not build it
Write what the series is about in plain words. Two on-brand concepts come back, you pick one, and the rest of the sizes render themselves.
Every format from one prompt
One project renders the 16:9 screen slide, the square Instagram post, the vertical story, the Facebook cover and a text-free lower third, all in the same series look. Download the set as a ZIP.
Sermon slides builder
Paste raw sermon notes and get a formatted deck back: title slides, scripture references, bullets, styled for ProPresenter or whatever worship software you run.
Fix one word, not the whole design
Their editor lets you paint over a spot and say what should change: swap a title, correct a date, drop in your logo, without re-rolling a design you already liked.
ProPresenter-ready packs
Transparent lower thirds and blank backgrounds in the same series style, ready to drop over the live feed.
Your brand, locked
Save your logo and colors once and they carry through every render, so the slides, the socials and the lower thirds all read as one series.
What it costs
One plan, $99 a month, or $999 a year if you pay annually. Unlimited projects. There is a 7-day free trial, and their FAQ says plainly that cancelling during the trial means your card is never charged and everything you made is still yours to keep.
You own the graphics: no watermarks, no per-use licensing, use them on screens, socials, print or your website.
A subscription is a real line item on a church budget, so the honest test is whether it replaces volunteer hours you are currently spending. One lead pastor on their site, Josh Carter of Union Culture Church in Wendell, North Carolina, says it saved their volunteer creative director more than ten hours in a single week. That is the arithmetic worth running before you subscribe. If you just want to see the output first, they publish free templates and a live demo on their site.
Who it is built for
- ✓ The volunteer creative team — churches where design happens in the margins of somebody's week.
- ✓ Solo and bivocational pastors — no design team at all, and a series starting Sunday.
- ✓ Church comms directors — one person covering screens, socials, print and the livestream, who needs them to match.
- ✓ Youth and student ministry — camp, retreat and event graphics that keep turning up on short notice.
- ✓ Church plants — needing to look established before there is a budget for looking established.
How this fits with tap-to-give plates
We make NFC tap-to-give plates. We are not a payment processor and we never touch a donation. A plate on the back of a seat or pew simply opens whatever giving page your church already uses.
Generosity in a service is two halves. The first is the ask: the slide behind you, the series art, the sentence that connects a budget line to something a person actually cares about. That half is design and communication, and it is the half Church Graphics does. The second half is what happens in the four seconds after somebody decides to give. If the answer is "find the app, remember the password," the moment is gone. That half is ours.
So they are a good complement to what we sell, and that is why we are happy to point churches at them. If you are working on the ask itself, we wrote a guide on connecting a financial need to a vision your church will fund.
Try it on your next series
Seven days free, and you keep whatever you make during the trial.
Go to churchgraphics.appChurch Graphics is an independent product and is not owned by or affiliated with Tap.Giving. We are not paid to recommend it and we earn nothing if you subscribe. Everything described on this page comes from their own site, and pricing and features are theirs to change.
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