Build better church graphics, faster.
Tactical guides for church comms teams — AI sermon series workflows, design tool comparisons, seasonal graphic playbooks, and more.
Your Facebook Cover Still Says Summer
Someone looks up your church on Facebook before they ever visit. If the cover still shows the summer series, swap it for this Sunday.
Youth Graphics Should Start With the Story
Students see the story first. Make that size on purpose, with the what and the when in the middle, then the screen and the feed from the same look.
Put the Date Where People Look
Most event graphics are not missing the date. It is just too small, in the wrong place. Put it under the title, big enough to read from the back row.
Put Less of the Verse on the Slide
A whole paragraph on one slide loses the room. Break the passage where the reader breathes, and put the reference on every slide.
Your Screen Graphic Is Not a Print File
A screen graphic is built for a screen. Invite cards need their own size, with room for the cut, before they go to the print shop.
Reformation Sunday Needs One Idea
Reformation Sunday does not need a door, a scroll, flames, Latin, and a cross in one frame. One idea, readable from the back row, in matching sizes.
Your “New Here” Graphic Should Answer Three Questions
A guest deciding whether to visit needs three answers: when you gather, what happens with kids, and the next step. A handshake photo is not enough.
Leave Room for the Lyrics
Series title art can be bold. A lyric background from the same look needs an empty center, so people can sing instead of decoding the slide.
Your Livestream Thumbnail Is the Invite
Most people who visit this Sunday will see a tiny rectangle first. If they cannot read the title, they never hear the sermon.
Fix One Thing. Keep the Look.
The pastor texts: take the orange arrow off. Do not start over. Edit the one wrong detail in the project you already approved.
Kids and Youth Should Not Match the Adult Series
Same church. Different room. Different job. Logo and colors can travel. The adult series texture does not have to.
Church Graphics 2.0: Stop Filling Out the Form
Type one sentence about Sunday and it asks you the rest. Everything that changed in Church Graphics 2.0, with the actual screens.
Don't Start From a Blank Look
Saturday night, blank canvas. Drop a photo you already have, keep the words, pick a look.
One Title. Every Size.
You remake the same Sunday graphic five times. Paste the title once and get every size matching.
Fall 2026 Sermon Series Graphics That Don't Look Like Last Year's Autumn Pack
Fall series art that still looks like pumpkins and clip-art leaves. Steal this year's actual fall looks and make them serve the sermon.
Church Social Media Image Sizes: The Complete 2026 Guide for Ministries
Stop guessing the crop. Here are the exact pixel dimensions every church needs for Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok — plus a downloadable reference sheet.
AI Church Graphics: How to Generate a Full Sermon Series in 10 Minutes
You used to need a designer, three days, and a stack of Photoshop files. Here is how to ship the same series in under ten minutes.
Church Media Squad Alternatives: 6 Tools That Cost a Fraction of $750/Month
Church Media Squad starts around $750/month. Here are six alternatives — from AI-first tools to done-for-you services — and how to pick the right one.
Sermon Series Title Ideas: 120+ Names by Bible Book, Theme & Season
Stuck on what to call your next series? Grab one of these 120+ titles, organized by book of the Bible and theme.
Easter Church Graphics: 25 Designs Your Team Can Customize in Minutes
Easter is the highest-attendance Sunday of the year. Here are 25 graphic concepts your team can ship — and the prompts to recreate them.
Canva for Church vs. Church Graphics: What’s Actually Different?
Everyone starts with Canva. Most ministries outgrow it by year two. Here is exactly where it bends, and what changes when you switch.