Drop in the pastor's notes. Get a designed, verse-checked ProPresenter deck.

Sermon Canvas reads the .docx, pulls out the points, checks every Scripture against real Bible text, and builds the deck in a look made for your church. Church-app notes, social graphics, and stream lower thirds included.

14 days · 2 sermons · 25 image credits · no credit card

Sunday keeps coming.

Every week, someone at your church takes the pastor's notes and rebuilds them into slides by hand. Retyping points. Copying verses. Hunting for a background that doesn't look like every other church's template.

It's usually a volunteer, an admin, or a one-person media team. It takes an hour or more. And after all that, it still looks like a template.

If you do have a designer, they lose that same evening starting from a blank canvas.

The Word doc becomes the deck.

  1. Drop in the notes.

    Microsoft Word or Google Docs saved as .docx. Highlights help (any two colors, it figures out which is which) but plain notes work too.

  2. It reads and checks.

    Points and Scriptures are extracted from the pastor's own document. Every reference is verified against real Bible text, in the translation the notes call for; when none is written, it uses the fallback translation your church sets. It writes nothing. The pastor's words stay the pastor's words.

  3. You review and sign off.

    Anything it wasn't sure about is flagged for you, in plain English. Fix a reference in a click. Nothing ships without a human saying it's ready.

  4. Sunday comes out.

    A ProPresenter deck in your church's theme, church-app notes with fill-in-the-blanks, social graphics, and stream lower thirds. Export and go.

The review panel in Sermon Canvas: two attention items asked in plain English, both checked off, and the line all 7 Scriptures verified

Processing a sermon never uses credits. Neither does exporting.

A look that's actually yours.

Not a template shelf. Sermon Canvas generates themes from your sermons: describe the series, get three cohesive directions, and pick the one that feels like your church. The first round is free.

Direction one for the Moses series: a pencil sketch of hands holding the stone tablets
DIRECTION 1 / 3
Direction two for the Moses series: the Red Sea parting in navy and cream
DIRECTION 2 / 3
Direction three for the Moses series: the burning bush painted dark and warm
DIRECTION 3 / 3

Set it once and every sermon in the series matches automatically. Change series, change look.

Want your hands on it? Everything stays editable in the app: move and resize text, adjust the palette, brush-edit any region of an image, and roll back with a design history. If you have a designer, they start from a draft, not a blank canvas.

Don't know which direction to go? Pick from ready-made styles like Painterly, Halftone, Vintage Film, and Print Poster, or describe one in your own words. And it's not only themes: generate any graphic the week needs, sermon art, a series cover, an announcement, and have it match anything you've already made. If a one-off turns out great, build a whole theme from it.

  • The Painterly style samplePAINTERLY
  • The Halftone style sampleHALFTONE
  • The Vintage Film style sampleVINTAGE FILM
  • The Print Poster style samplePRINT POSTER

Already have art you love? Upload your own graphics, build the theme around them, and it still runs itself every week. When you want maximum sharpness, flip on Ultra 4K and generated art renders in full 4K.

"It was taking me an hour, sometimes an hour and a half, and I didn't like the way anything looked. This has made a night-and-day difference. I actually enjoy doing it now."

Meghan Gray, church admin
Meghan Gray, church admin

Every verse checked. Nothing shipped without you.

Putting Scripture on a screen in front of your whole church is high-stakes. Sermon Canvas treats it that way.

  • Every reference is verified against Bible text and labeled: verified, fallback, or unverified. You can see the status on every verse.

  • Verses come back in the translation the notes ask for, across many translations from the KJV to modern versions. When the notes don't specify one, your church's fallback translation (set once in Settings) fills in.

  • Anything uncertain lands in a review list with plain-language explanations, not buried in the deck.

  • The sermon isn't marked ready until a person checks the box: "Designed · ready for Sunday."

  • Costs are printed on every button before you click. Generating an image says "Generate · 1 credit." No surprises.

And to say it plainly: Sermon Canvas does not write sermons. It reads the pastor's notes, organizes them, checks them, and designs around them. That's the whole job.

One upload. The whole Sunday.

The Moses title slide as it lands in ProPresenter

The booth.

A native ProPresenter 7 deck (.probundle), with your graphics placed where you want them, plus a companion stream theme.

The church app.

Follow-along notes ready to paste, with optional fill-in-the-blanks the congregation completes during the message, and an answer key for you.

A picture-in-picture frame from the app: the live camera window beside Genesis 37:19-20 on a parchment background
A lower third graphic on a transparency checkerboard: an orange fish swimming against the school, keyed as a true transparent PNG

The stream.

Lower thirds and picture-in-picture frames with the keying handled automatically: true transparent PNGs, or a green/blue key chosen to suit the artwork.

A story-sized social graphic for the Against the Current series A square social post for the Against the Current series

The feed.

Social posts in the sermon's theme, sized for feeds and stories, ready to download.

Plans that fit the church, not the other way around.

Yearly plans include two months free.

Solo

$29/mo (or $290/yr)

6 sermons a month · 40 image credits · up to 3 team members · custom themes not included

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Team

$69/mo (or $690/yr)

15 sermons a month · 120 image credits · unlimited team members · custom themes included

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Pro

$129/mo (or $1,290/yr)

Unlimited sermons · 300 image credits · unlimited team members · custom themes included

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Every plan: verse verification, ProPresenter export, church-app notes, and unlimited exports. Sermons and exports never use credits; credits are only for generated images (1 credit = 1 image; Ultra 4K generations are 2, edits are always 1). Need more? A 50-credit top-up never expires. Cancel anytime.

Try everything free for 14 days or 2 sermons, with 25 image credits and Team-level features. No credit card.

FAQ

Is AI writing the sermon?

No. It reads the pastor's own notes and never rewrites them. It extracts the points, verifies the Scriptures, and designs the deck. A person reviews and signs off before anything reaches a screen.

What if it gets a verse wrong?

Every reference is checked against real Bible text and labeled with its status. Anything it couldn't verify is flagged for your review, and fixing a reference takes a click. Nothing ships without your sign-off.

Our pastor doesn't highlight anything. Will it still work?

Yes. Highlights make it most accurate (any two colors, in Word or Google Docs), but plain notes work: it reads the structure and flags anything uncertain.

We already own ProPresenter templates.

A template is an empty deck; you still retype the sermon into it every week. Sermon Canvas builds the deck from the notes, in a theme that's yours, and exports it natively. It can generate full ProPresenter themes too.

We have a designer. Is this still for us?

Yes. Your designer gets a generated starting point instead of a blank canvas, and every design is editable right in the app: text frames, palette, brush edits, design history.

Can we use our own graphics?

Yes. Upload the art your church already has and build a theme around it, use it as a reference so new art matches, or drop it straight onto slides. Uploads are free.

Which Bible translation does it use?

Whichever the notes call for, across many translations from the KJV to modern versions. When a reference doesn't specify one, Sermon Canvas uses the fallback translation your church picks once in Settings.

What exactly is a credit?

Credits pay for generated images. 1 credit is 1 image at standard 2K; Ultra 4K generations are 2, and edits are always 1. Processing sermons and exporting decks never uses credits.

What happens when the trial ends?

After 14 days or 2 sermons, pick a plan to keep processing. Your sermons, themes, and images stay in your workspace. Cancel anytime from the billing portal.

Does it work with Google Docs?

Yes: download the doc as .docx and drop it in.

Your next sermon is the demo.

Upload the pastor's notes and watch Sunday build itself. If it doesn't give you your evening back, you've lost nothing.

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14 days · 2 sermons · 25 image credits · no credit card