HomilAI is not a sermon writer or a stock-photo search box. It is a generation workflow for sermon visuals: you supply the preaching direction, the system designs image prompts, renders multiple concepts, then helps you export the one that fits.
Enter the title, opening scripture, optional supporting passages, notes, series, aspect ratio, concept count, and any style or palette direction. Most weeks only need a title, a passage, and a few words of context.
HomilAI can draft a summary from your sermon details. You can edit that summary, ask for a revision, use it as-is, or skip it and generate from the original details.
The backend combines your summary, title, scripture reference, notes, batch direction, brand keywords, figure policy, styles, palettes, and image provider into one tailored prompt per concept slot.
Each slot renders independently, so concepts appear as they finish. A run can produce up to 3 concepts on Free, 6 on Pro, and 9 on Studio. The concept history is appended, not overwritten.
Pick a concept, regenerate one missed concept, run another batch with a new direction, or create a textless version for scripture overlays. Exports download as PNG or JPG at the generated native size.
HomilAI does not guess your theology. It reads the creative brief you provide and the workspace settings your team saved. That gives the image model enough direction to make visual concepts without pretending to write the message.
Concept count, provider queue, and image size affect runtime. The app streams progress instead of making you stare at a frozen screen.
A 6-concept run uses 6 sermon generation credits. Regenerating one concept uses 1. Series covers are metered separately.
If the title is a clean overlay, auto textless usually has a good path. If the typography is baked into the art, use masking, regenerate without text, or choose another concept.
Multi-size export, ProPresenter bundles, PDF, WebP, print presets, and zip packaging are visible on the roadmap but are not wired in the current export pipeline.
16:9, 4:3, 1:1, and 9:16 are standard. Pro and Studio can use custom ratios, though unusual shapes can produce less predictable AI results.
New runs append to the sermon history. You can compare earlier concepts, keep the winner, and rerun only the part that missed.
Start with a title and passage, review the brief, generate a few concepts, and export the one that fits. The 14-day Pro trial drops to Free unless you explicitly continue.