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Church & Sermon Video Captions

Every message, heard by everyone who needs it

Caption sermons and worship service recordings so hard-of-hearing members, online viewers, and non-native speakers in your congregation can all follow along. Translate for outreach and missions without re-recording a thing.

SRT / VTT export
Scripture & name accuracy
100+ languages
Sunday Service
Foundations, Part Four
Pastor Daniel Okafor
This morning, we're talking about what it means to begin again.
Esta mañana, hablamos de lo que significa comenzar de nuevo.
Welcome & Announcements9:00
Worship9:10
Message Captioned9:35
Closing Prayer10:15
Why it matters

Captions make sure no one is left out of the message

A sermon reaches more than the people in the room. It reaches members who are deaf or hard of hearing, an online congregation watching on mute, and neighbors who don’t yet speak your language fluently. Captions are how the message actually gets to all of them.

01

Hard-of-hearing members

Captions let deaf and hard-of-hearing members follow the sermon in the room, not just read a summary afterward.

 

02

Online & livestream viewers

Members watching from home, work, or another time zone often have the sound off. Captions keep the message clear either way.

03

Multilingual congregations

Translate the sermon so members and visitors who speak another language at home can follow along fully.

 

04

Missions & outreach

Share a message with a partner church or mission field in their language without re-recording it.

Workflow

From Sunday's recording to a captioned upload

Step one

Upload the recording

Upload the livestream file or a recorded service straight from your camera or streaming software.

Step two

Review names & terms

Confirm names, scripture references, and ministry terms transcribed correctly in the editor.

Step three

Publish or translate

Export captions for YouTube and Facebook, or generate a translated version for another language.

What's included

Built for a weekly rhythm, not a one-off video

Custom term dictionary

Lock names, scripture references, and ministry-specific terms so they transcribe consistently week to week.

100+ language translation

Reach multilingual congregations and mission partners in their own language from a single recording.

Batch weekly uploads

Caption the week's sermon along with small group or Bible study videos in a single queue.

Inline correction editor

Fix a name or reference directly against the video timeline — no technical editing experience needed.

Burned-in or SRT/VTT

Export open captions for social clips, or standard files for YouTube, Facebook, and your church's website.

Volunteer-friendly

Simple enough for a media volunteer to run every week without training or a production background.

Where this fits

Every kind of video your church shares

Sunday sermons

Weekly service recordings

Caption the message every week so it’s ready to publish the same day, for members in the room and online.

Multi-site churches

Shared campus messages

Caption a message once and share it consistently across every campus location.

Missions & outreach

Cross-language ministry

Translate a message for a partner church or mission field without needing a second recording.

Small groups & Bible study

Study session videos

Caption teaching videos for small groups so they’re easy to follow and revisit later.

Export for the places your congregation already watches

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Auto-transcription handles most spoken content well, but names and less common references are worth a quick review. Add recurring names and terms to a custom dictionary so they transcribe consistently every week.

Yes. Upload the sermon along with small group, youth, or Bible study videos and queue them together for batch processing.

Yes. Once a transcript exists, translate it into any of 100+ supported languages, producing a subtitle file with the same timing for the translated version.

No. The workflow is simple enough for a single volunteer to run — upload the recording, review the transcript, and publish. No production background required.

SRT and VTT both work for YouTube and Facebook uploads. A burned-in version is also available for short social clips or platforms without native subtitle support.

Get this Sunday's message caption-ready

Free to try on your first sermon. No watermark, no card required.

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