One-click project
Output opens on the secondary screen automatically. No drag-and-drop every time.
Church Projector browses your media folders like File Explorer. Select a file, click Project, and it appears on the projector with a smooth fade. When you clear, your desktop wallpaper shows again.
Stop rearranging windows on the projector. Control everything from the operator screen.
Output opens on the secondary screen automatically. No drag-and-drop every time.
Add any folders you use for church media. They are saved for next time.
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and MP4 / WebM / MOV with play, seek, mute, and loop.
Clear hides the output so the congregation sees the normal desktop wallpaper again.
Build a simple session playlist, reorder items, and step through with the keyboard.
Run the service without hunting for the mouse.
Anyone on the church PC can set this up in a few minutes.
Use the button above. You only need
Church-Projector-Setup.exe — not source code or other system files.
Run the installer, then open Church Projector.
On Windows: right‑click the desktop → Display settings → set the projector to Extend these displays (not Duplicate). The app will use the non‑primary screen.
Open Settings → Add folder and pick any folder that has your media — for example a “Sunday slides” folder, USB stick, shared drive, Pictures, or Downloads. Add multiple folders; they stay saved until you remove them. You can remove a folder or use Clear all settings anytime.
Click a folder in the sidebar, open subfolders with breadcrumbs, select an image or video, then click Project (or double‑click / press Enter). Use Clear when you want the projector to show the PC wallpaper again.
Tip: Keep sermon slides and worship backgrounds in folders you already use. The app does not force any special folder structure — point it at your existing media.
Windows 10 or 11 with WebView2 (included on modern Windows).
Projector or monitor in Extend mode. With one screen, a preview window is used for practice.
Files stay on your computer. The app reads folders you add; nothing is uploaded to the internet.
No. Click Project and the app places the output on the secondary screen for you.
Any folders on the PC — church photo libraries, USB drives, OneDrive, shared network folders your Windows account can read. Add as many as you need.
The projector output window hides so the normal desktop wallpaper is visible again.
No. The site also has a separate Windows App for sermons and study. Church Projector is specifically for live image and video projection.
Installer only — safe to share with your church media team.