Pray Production Studio
Pray Production Studio
Kids Ministry

Bible stories kids will never forget

Turn any lesson or scripture into vivid animated video for Sunday school, VBS, and family discipleship. No film crew, no budget, no problem.

Start creating

Kids stories in your visual style

How it works

From lesson to lit-up room in three steps

Paste your lesson

Drop in scripture, a sermon, or a script.

Generate scenes

PPS builds vivid scenes with a consistent cast.

Play it anywhere

VBS screen, social, or your church app.

In real life

Calvary Church parted the Red Sea at VBS

Their pastor played an interactive parting the Red Sea video built in Pray Production Studio, and the whole room was amazed.

Calvary Church · Santa Barbara, CA

Lite

For trying the studio on reels and short clips.

$19/ mo

1,000 credits / month

Start Lite
  • ~8 Kling 1080p videos
  • ~25 Nano Banana Pro images
  • Great for reels, shorts, and testing the studio
  • 1 seat
  • All premium providers: Kling, Seedance, Veo, Gemini

Starter

For the pastor preaching every Sunday.

$199/ mo

12,500 credits / month

Save 16% per credit
Start Starter
  • ~100 Kling 1080p videos
  • ~320 Nano Banana Pro images
  • 1 seat
  • All premium providers: Kling, Seedance, Veo, Gemini
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Sermon Studio

For the pastor with a full sermon series.

$499/ mo

36,000 credits / month

Save 27% per credit
Start Sermon Studio
  • ~288 Kling 1080p videos
  • ~923 Nano Banana Pro images
  • 3 seats
  • Everything in Starter

Ministry Pro

For worship teams and creative directors.

$1,499/ mo

119,000 credits / month

Save 34% per credit
Start Ministry Pro
  • ~952 Kling 1080p videos
  • ~3,051 Nano Banana Pro images
  • 10 seats
  • Everything in Sermon Studio
  • Priority access to new beta features
All plans include: a character library to keep your cast consistent, AI script-to-shot breakdown, Premiere XML export, and 16:9 and 9:16 native exports. No setup fees.

Start building your kids library today

Join the ministries making Bible stories kids actually remember.