Every sermon,
a week of clips.
A message preached on Sunday can reach people all week. Upload the recording of a service and Felvero finds the moments that stand on their own, frames whoever is speaking and adds captions, ready to post on your church's channels.
Less work,
more videos posted.
Services are long and nobody has time to cut them.
Upload up to 3 hours; Felvero picks the moments with a clear start and end.
The camera is far from the pulpit.
The frame follows the speaker, so the vertical video stays close on them.
Volunteers change and editing knowledge leaves with them.
No timeline to learn: anyone can review a clip and render it.
Three steps,
a few minutes.
- 1
Upload the service
The recording from your stream or camera, up to 3 hours.
- 2
Review the clips
Each moment opens in the editor to trim or fix a word.
- 3
Post through the week
Vertical clips with captions, plus a caption for each post.
The strongest moments
Up to 15 clips per service, each one complete on its own.
Framing on the speaker
Wide shots become vertical videos focused on whoever is speaking.
Captions everyone can read
Big, synced captions for muted viewing and for people with hearing loss.
Your church's identity
Logo, colors, intro and outro on every clip.
Clip ideas for churches
- The main message of the sermon in one minute
- A verse and its explanation
- A short testimony
- An invitation to the next event
- A prayer or word of encouragement
Questions,
answered.
For podcastersFor coaches and educatorsFor real estate agentsFor nutritionistsFor personal trainersFor lawyersFor psychologistsFor teachersFor clip channels
How long can a service be?
Up to 3 hours per upload. A long video uses 1 minute of your balance for every 10 minutes of video.
Does it work with music in the background?
Speech works best. Moments with loud music may need a quick check in the editor.
Can several volunteers use the same account?
They can share the account's login. Each clip opens in a simple editor that anyone can learn quickly.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, a free sample with no card.