Everything you need to control your church graphics is here.
Stream graphics liveTo the portal — with or without OBSWatch every transparent output at the exact 1920 × 1080 program scale.
Each workspace publishes to its own independent OBS source.
Copy each URL into its own OBS Browser Source.
Your latest locally saved designs.
Create clear, polished titles for every moment in your service.
What should your audience see?
Standard presets and freeform designs appear here.
Start with a format designed for church broadcasts.
Run church updates continuously without affecting Lower Thirds or Bible Show.
Set the fixed label and scrolling announcement.
Start with a format designed for church broadcasts.
Create editable broadcast scenes, Instagram posts, portrait posts, Reels, and Stories.
Edit copy and visual style.
Double-click any text to edit it right here. Drag a text layer to move it. Use arrow keys for precise movement; hold Shift for larger steps.
Saved designs stay on this device and can be exported as files.
0 savedChoose a starting point, then edit every detail.
Search a reference, preview it, and send it live to Audience or Stage.
Show your church's Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and other accounts on screen.
Add up to 8. Type each handle or address exactly as viewers should see it.
Hover a template or press ▶ Play to watch it move, then press Use. Your accounts stay. Everything about it can then be changed above — colours, font, size and how the text moves in.
Accounts, layout, position and look — apply one in a click next time.
Put the preacher's main points on screen. Reveal them one at a time as he reaches each one.
One point per line (up to 8). Keep each short enough to read at a glance.
Hover a template or press ▶ Play to watch it move, then press Use. Your points stay. Everything about it can then be changed above — colours, font, size and how the text moves in.
A whole sermon outline — heading, points and look — ready to bring back.
Bundle your graphics into a scene, then switch between them with one click.
Build a scene below, then apply it to take every included graphic live at once.
Set a target time for the countdown graphic.
Pick an accent color and go — edit the label and target time above.
Label, colour and layout — apply one in a click next time (set the target time separately).
A small persistent corner clock — good for green-room monitors or a service countdown lead-in.
Color and corner presets — edit the format above.
Format, corner, colour and style.
A small persistent "LIVE" pill — usually left on for the whole broadcast. Your logo has its own panel below, so both can be on at once.
Pill text and color presets — edit the corner above.
Pill text, colour and corner.
Your own logo, optionally spinning, with a caption such as the church name. It is separate from the corner bug above — both can be on at once, each with its own corner and settings.
Just the logo, as it will look on stream.
Logo image, size, spin, caption and corner — your church logo setup ready in a click.
Make your own simple text graphic (an announcement, a name tag, a sponsor credit) beyond the built-in types — each one is its own independent corner card.
Every custom graphic currently live, positioned by corner.
Start the "+ New custom graphic" form from a preset.
Pick which graphics this scene controls — anything excluded is turned off when the scene is applied.
See every camera together, pick one in Preview, and switch it to Program — then stream it from Broadcast.
Turn text into an animated video — your line breaks and spacing are kept exactly as you type them. Pick a look, animations and transitions, then export a video file for OBS, WhatsApp, YouTube or social media.
A blank line starts a new slide. Single line breaks, extra spaces and indents are kept. Put a word between *stars* to highlight it. Use | for a smaller second line.
Enter = new line · *word* = highlighted. Each slide can have its own animation, transition and background.
How the words sit on the screen.
Background, defaults for animation and transition, logo and more.
Exporting records the preview in real time, so a 30-second video takes about 30 seconds — keep this tab open and visible while it records. The file is MP4 when your browser supports it, otherwise WebM. Your work is auto-saved on this device as a draft.
Projects are saved to your library (text, style and images) so you can reopen and re-export them.
One click loads a finished look — animation, transitions, shapes and sample text. Then change the words to your own.