Social graphics for churches
Church social media graphics, made for real churches
These are church social media graphics we made for real churches. Social posts are design work, and the Graphics plan covers it: 5 graphics for $797 a month on a 12-month agreement. You'll keep the editable source files, and your whole team can send requests.
Every piece here was made for a church
We made every piece below for a real church, and someone on our team signed off on each one before it landed on this page. If the church is a current partner, you'll see its name. A series graphic arrives with its posts in every size, so the feed, the story and the square all match.
Zero Collective
Hermitage Hills Baptist Church
Blue Springs Assembly
Hermitage Hills Baptist Church
Calvary Church
Redeemer Church
2 Rivers Church
Champions Centre
Valorous Church
Christ Church Nashville
Maranatha Bible Church
Grace Fellowship
Casas Church
First Baptist Sulphur Springs
Pineville Church
Champions Centre
Providence Church
Asbury Church
Compass Bible Church
Crossroads Church
Riverside Community Church
Covenant Love Church
Bridge Church
Canyon Hills
How your social posts count each month
Social posts count the way every other graphic does. We don't keep a second tally just for the feed. When we design a sermon series or an event, its posts in every size come with it, along with the slides and invite cards, so most of your week is covered by that one design.
Posts come with the series
One series or event design counts once. Its social posts in every size come with it, whether feed, story or square, and so do the slides and invite cards. We don't count them separately.
Never Counts Against Your Month
You won't use up your month on small stuff. A new date, speaker, time or location is a text-only update, another size of a design we made isn't new work, and revisions until it's right never count.
A Standalone Post, A Heavy Month
It's one graphic when a standalone announcement post gets a brand new look of its own. If December runs heavy, a request can wait in the queue and count toward next month, or you add one extra graphic for $397. Stepping up on a 12-month agreement starts a fresh 12 months at the new price.
Pick the plan behind your feed
- All-In$2,997/moOn a 12-month agreement. 10 graphics and 2 videos each month.Your church's fully integrated creative partner.
- Graphics + Video$1,697/moOn a 12-month agreement. 5 graphics and 2 videos each month.Best for churches who capture their own stories but need editing support.
- Graphics$797/moOn a 12-month agreement. 5 graphics each month.Best for small or multi-role teams juggling too many creative tasks.
The Graphics plan makes the graphics, and your own team posts them to the feed. If you'd like a weekly set built from Sunday's sermon, that's All-In. We make the set for your team to post, and All-In Premium also schedules it on your church's behalf. Compare every plan.
Questions churches ask about social graphics
Do you post the social media graphics for our church?
Not on the Graphics plan: your team posts the graphics we design. The weekly set we build from Sunday's sermon is part of All-In, and it's made for your team to post. If you'd rather not schedule it yourselves, All-In Premium does that on your church's behalf too.
Does each social media size count as its own graphic?
No. When we make a series graphic, its feed, story and square posts come as one, because another size of something we made never counts. It's counted once as a design, and that includes the slides and invite cards made from it. A brand new design with its own look is the thing that counts on its own.
Can our own team make the weekly social posts for our church?
Yes, they can. Remix templates and ChurchCreate are there for the whole staff, and neither one counts toward the month. Your team can put out its weekly posts as often as the week calls for, and the editable source files we make are the church's to keep.
How far ahead should we send social graphics for a series or event?
Send it about two weeks ahead of your event or series. That's our published lead time. A request counts in the billing cycle its draft date lands in, so you're free to line up a whole season ahead, and you'll know which month each piece belongs to.