Free Church Bulletin Maker
Create this week's bulletin in minutes, right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded — the prayer list and every other detail stay on your device.
No account • No watermark • Half-fold booklet or flat Letter / A4 sheet
Design
Cover & this week's service
The front of the bulletin. Standing details stay the same every week — only the date and sermon change.
Drop a JPG or PNG here, or click to choose
Placed above the church name on the cover. Never uploaded.
Order of worship
A typical sequence is filled in — edit, remove, or reorder freely. Add hymn numbers, readers and anthems in the detail line.
Announcements
Events, meetings, sign-ups. A short title and one or two sentences each — the text shrinks a little to fit, and you'll be warned if it's too long.
Prayer list
One name or request per line. Leave it empty and the section is left out.
Contact, giving & QR code
Printed on the back. Fill these in once — they rarely change from week to week.
Want one QR code on the pew card that always opens this week's bulletin? Host the PDF on StaticFast and the QR never changes.
This is the file your printer receives: print double-sided, then fold in half. The panel order looks shuffled on purpose — that's what makes it read correctly after folding.
Two pages: print double-sided on one sheet. Order of worship on the front; announcements, prayer list and contact details on the back.
The bulletin prints on both sides of one sheet, and printers disagree about which edge they flip the paper on — getting it wrong prints the back upside down. One test sheet settles it, and your answer is remembered on this device for every StaticFast print tool.
- Print the test sheet double-sided with your usual settings.
- Hold it with the big A upright, then flip it left-to-right like a book page.
When you flip the sheet like a book, the B is…
Print it Sunday. Host it forever.
Host the bulletin PDF on StaticFast and you get one permanent link and QR code for the pew card, the lobby sign, or the email newsletter. Replace the PDF every week — the QR code never changes, and nothing needs reprinting.
From filled-in form to Sunday's bulletin
No design software, no Publisher template to fight with, no reprinting when the QR link changes.
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Fill in this week
Date, sermon, order of worship, announcements, prayer list — the preview updates as you type.
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Download the PDF
A half-fold booklet with every panel placed for folding, or a flat two-page sheet.
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Print double-sided
Actual size (100% scale). Run the one-sheet calibration test the first time.
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Fold, or don't
Booklets fold once down the middle. Flat sheets go straight into the pews.
Private by design
A church bulletin carries things a congregation shares in confidence — a prayer list with members' names and illnesses, a family's news, a pastoral note. That is not data that belongs on a stranger's server.
This tool builds the PDF entirely in your browser. Nothing you type and no image you add is ever transmitted; there is no account, no cloud copy, and nothing for anyone to delete later. When you close the tab, it's gone — the only copy that exists is the PDF you downloaded.
The trade-off is honest: because nothing is stored, next week starts from a fresh form. Keep the tab pinned through the week, or keep the standing details (order of worship, contact lines) in a note to paste in — most of a bulletin doesn't change from Sunday to Sunday.
What goes where
Not sure about the sequence or wording? See the order of worship guide.
Frequently asked questions
Is our bulletin uploaded anywhere?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser — the prayer list, announcements and every other detail stay on your device and never touch our servers. You can verify in your browser's network tab that no request fires while you type or when the PDF is built.
What sizes can the bulletin be?
Two formats. Half-fold booklet: one Letter or A4 sheet printed both sides and folded in half — four faces. Flat sheet: one Letter or A4 page printed front and back, order of worship on the front, everything else on the back.
How do I print it?
Print double-sided at actual size (100% scale, not "fit to page"). Fold booklets once down the middle. Run the one-sheet calibration test first — printers disagree about which edge they flip on, and the test makes sure the back comes out upright.
What is the QR code for? How does a permanent QR code work?
Add a link — online giving, your website, or the bulletin online — and a QR code is printed on the back. For a code that never changes, host the bulletin PDF on StaticFast: one permanent link and QR for the pew card or lobby sign, and you simply replace the PDF each week.
Can I save this week and edit it next week?
Because nothing is uploaded, your work exists only in the open tab. Keep it pinned through the week, or keep the standing details in a note to paste in. Download the PDF each week — that file is yours forever.
Is it really free? Is there a watermark?
Completely free: no account, no watermark, no limits, nothing to pay. It's a free tool by StaticFast.
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