Our promise to your church
What you can count on when you use Song Slides to build your worship slides.
Building your Sunday slides with a free tool is a leap of faith. You're trusting that it stays free, that your lyrics aren't being stockpiled somewhere, and that we won't quietly bolt on watermarks or a paywall later. Here is what we commit to — in writing, on a public URL, so you can refer back to it any time.
1. Free forever — no paywall, no surprise fees
Song Slides is free and will stay free. There's no trial that expires, no "pro" tier hiding the good features, and no per-slide or per-export charge. The whole point is to take the cost out of getting hymn and worship lyrics onto the screen, and that won't change.
2. No watermarks, no accounts, no ads
Your exported slides are clean — no logo stamped in the corner, no "made with" footer. You don't sign
up, you don't log in, and you won't see ads or upsells. Open the app, paste or pick your lyrics, and
download your .pptx, PDF, or images.
3. Open source — you can keep it without us
Song Slides is open source under the MIT license. The code is public, so anyone can read it, fork it, or self-host it. If song2slides.com ever vanishes, the project doesn't — you can run your own copy and keep generating slides on your own machine, no lock-in.
4. We don't store your lyrics
Lyrics you paste or import are processed to build your slides and then discarded — we don't keep them, sell them, or train on them. The built-in library is public-domain hymns only, and any CCLI or other license for copyrighted songs you bring stays with you. Read the full privacy policy for the details.
5. Built for churches, supported by churches
Song Slides is made for worship leaders, ministries, and volunteer AV teams. It's free to use, and if it saves your team time you can chip in on Ko-fi — entirely optional, and never a condition of using anything.
Ready to build your slides? Open Song Slides and start with the hymn library or paste your own lyrics. Questions or ideas? Get in touch any time.