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Step-by-step guide

How to turn sermons into social media clips

Your sermon reaches 100 people on Sunday morning. The same message could reach 10,000 on social media. Here's how to turn every sermon into shareable clips that extend your ministry's reach.

01

Record your sermon

Use whatever setup you have — phone on a tripod, livestream camera, or professional multi-cam. Any video file works. If you livestream, save the recording as MP4.

02

Upload after service

Upload the sermon recording to Kllivo. Your media volunteer can do this in 2 minutes. Processing happens in the background.

03

AI finds the powerful moments

Kllivo identifies the most quotable, emotional, and impactful moments from the sermon. The parts that make people lean in — those become your clips.

04

Add captions for accessibility

Open the editor and add captions. Choose from multiple styles. Captions make your clips accessible and boost engagement — most people scroll social media with sound off.

05

Post throughout the week

Download clips and schedule them across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube. Post one per day to keep your community engaged all week.

Pro tips

  • The most shareable sermon clips are usually 30-60 seconds with one clear point or story.

  • Post clips with a question in the caption to encourage comments and discussion.

  • Wednesday is a great day to post a sermon clip — midweek encouragement when people need it most.

  • Ask your congregation to share clips that resonate. Personal shares reach people your church page can't.

Frequently asked questions

Our church just uses a phone to record. Will that work?
Absolutely. Phone recordings work great. Just make sure you're recording in landscape (horizontal) for the best results.
Can we use our Facebook Live recordings?
Yes, if you can download the Facebook Live video as an MP4. Facebook allows you to download your own live videos from your page's content library.
Is there a way for our media team to manage this easily?
The entire workflow is: upload → wait → download clips. Most media volunteers can learn it in 5 minutes with no video editing experience.

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