Artwork and images

A picture behind the verse that matches what the verse is actually about, without anyone opening a design tool.

Generated artwork

Aria can generate an image for the passage being shown, so the screen behind the words relates to the words. One button turns the moment into a finished slide.

1. Open the image panel while a verse or note is in play.
2. Generate. Aria writes the description from what is on the screen, so there is no prompt to think of.
3. Send it to the screen, or keep it in the library for later.

Turning text into slides

• A block of scripture or notes becomes a set of slides.
• Any single line of the notes becomes an image.

Your library

Everything Aria makes is kept and can be reused. The image studio lets you edit or restyle any of it by hand, and you can upload your own pictures and video.

Quick Create: making a graphic in a couple of minutes

Quick Create is the fast route for the graphics a service needs that are not photographs: sermon titles, announcements, giving screens, welcome slides. It walks top to bottom and there is nothing to design.

1. Pick what you are making. Verse images, title cards, announcements, welcome screens, giving, sermon points, illustrations, or a word lookup.
2. Pick a look. Each one shows an example, so you are choosing a picture rather than a description.
3. Type the words. The headline, the details, the reference.
4. Add anything else you want changed, in plain English. Optional.
5. Generate.

You also choose the shape: widescreen for a projector, square for a social post, vertical for a phone story, or 4:3 for an older projector, which keeps the important part clear of the top and bottom edges.

Studio: when you want to change something by hand

Quick Create decides the composition for you. Studio is the canvas, for when you want to move things yourself.

Three things there are worth knowing about:

• Fill from the sermon. Aria has been listening, so it already knows what is being preached. This fills in both the picture and the words for you rather than making you type the sermon back in.
• Use something you already own. Before generating anything, Aria checks whether your library already has an image that fits, and offers it. That one costs nothing.
• Change it in words. If a generated picture is close but not right, say what to change instead of starting again.

Text in Studio sits on the canvas as its own layer rather than being generated into the picture, which is why it always comes out sharp and readable.

Telling Aria what to favour today

Aria chooses images on its own during a service. When you have images you particularly want used this Sunday — this week's series artwork, photographs from last week's baptism — mark them with the star in your library and they go into the high-priority set for that service.

It is a preference rather than a rule: it tells Aria what to reach for first. Anything you send to the screen yourself always wins outright.

How many images you get