Free sermon clipping for your church.
Turn sermons into social media clips with Graftonite. Process videos locally, edit caption text, extend suggested clips, and choose from multiple text animations. Completely free for macOS and Windows.
Sermon clipping, on your terms.
Answers for pastors, church media teams, and volunteers.
What is Graftonite?
Graftonite is free sermon clipping software for churches. It turns a full sermon video into captioned social media clips, with local processing, editable caption text, adjustable clip length, and multiple text animations. It runs on macOS and Windows.
How to turn sermons into social clipsIs Graftonite completely free?
Yes. Graftonite is completely free, not a time-limited trial. You do not need an account to use the desktop app, edit captions, extend suggested clips, or export your videos.
Do I need to upload my sermon for processing?
No. Sermon transcription, clip suggestions, editing, and export run locally on your computer. You choose which finished clips to publish. Downloading the app and sharing clips online are separate from local sermon processing.
Understand local sermon processingCan I change the caption text and animations?
Yes. You can edit the actual words in your captions to correct transcription errors, including names and Scripture references. You can also choose from multiple caption text animations before exporting.
Explore sermon caption editingCan I make a suggested sermon clip longer?
Yes. You can extend a suggested clip to include more of the original sermon. Keep the setup, finish the explanation, or include the surrounding words so the clip preserves the meaning of the message.
Can I make sermon clips for Reels, Shorts, and TikTok?
Graftonite exports vertical 9:16, square 1:1, and landscape 16:9 videos. Prepare a vertical version for Reels, Shorts, or TikTok, and check the destination’s current duration and upload requirements before posting.
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Make Monday feel a little lighter.
Turn this week’s sermon into finished, on-brand clips while the message is still fresh.