Practical guides for church graphics
These are the questions churches actually ask: what size, what to write, what prints, and what you may do with the file. Each guide answers one of them with the sizes and rules this product really uses.
Updated October 14, 2026
Sizes and files
- Church graphic sizesEvery screen ratio and print page this product exports, with pixels and DPI.
- Social media sizes for churchesWhich export to pick for the feed, the story, and the sermon video.
- Print-ready church flyers and postersReal paper sizes, a PNG that knows its page, and what to proof first.
- What you can do with the graphicsMinistry and commercial use, no attribution, and what you still have to check.
Making graphics
- How to design a sermon slideOne message, readable from the back row, and a brief that says so.
- How to brief a church logoFive logo formats, and the name spelled the way the mark should read.
- How to brief a church graphicThe sentence that gets a usable file: format, words, facts, and tone.
- Graphics for a sermon seriesSame title and style across the slide, the post, and the thumbnail.