Your lead singer
Every key is checked against your singer’s range, where they actually sing the song. No straining for the chorus, and no dropping an octave halfway through.
For worship leaders and their teams
Worship Key Planner picks a key for every song that fits you and your congregation, with one capo for your guitarist across the whole set.
Coming soon for churches. Works alongside Planning Center.
Sunday morning
Lead singer: Maria · Congregation: mixed room
Holy, Holy, Holy
Capo 2 · Key of C
Goodness of God
Capo 2 · Key of G
Build My Life
Capo 2 · Key of A
It Is Well
Capo 2 · Key of E
Living Hope
No capo · Key of G
Why it’s different
A key that’s great for your singer can lose the room. A key the room can sing can leave your guitarist moving the capo between every song. Worship Key Planner weighs all three before you pick.
Every key is checked against your singer’s range, where they actually sing the song. No straining for the chorus, and no dropping an octave halfway through.
The room is judged at that same pitch. If a melody sits too high or too low for a mixed room, you’ll see it while you plan, not on Sunday.
One capo for each set, so nobody’s moving it between songs. A sermon or a video splits the service into sets, and each set gets its own capo.
How it works
Pick each singer’s lowest and highest comfortable notes once. Set your congregation’s range the same way.
Build the setlist, or bring it in from Planning Center. Breaks like the message or a video split it into sets.
Every song gets all 12 keys rated for your singer and your congregation. Lean toward either one with Prioritize.
Copy for Band puts every key and capo in one message, with setlists for guitar, keys and vocals.
Capo Analysis
Picking keys one song at a time can leave your guitarist reaching for the capo between every song. Capo Analysis looks at the whole set, finds the capo that keeps every song in familiar shapes, and shows how each choice changes things for your singer and the room.
4 of 4 songs in open shapes
3 of 4 songs in open shapes
2 of 4 songs in open shapes
Made for Sunday
All 12 keys rated for every song, with Prioritize to lean toward your singer or your congregation.
Hand a song to a different singer and its key follows their range.
A Major / Minor switch on each song, with minor capo shapes like Am, Em and F♯m.
Setlists for guitar, keys and vocals, ready to paste into the group text or print for the stand.
Bring in the plans you’re scheduled on, choose keys here, then Send keys to Planning Center. Everyone uses their own login.
Invite people by email, with roles for who plans and who edits songs. Run a main service and a youth service side by side.
Plan anywhere. Evening, the dark theme, is easy on the eyes on a dim stage.
Just keys, ranges and capos. Keep using the charts you already have.
Change your mind without worry, and keep a backup of your songs, singers and services.
Questions
We’re getting ready to open to more churches. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you as soon as your team can start.
No, it works alongside it. Planning Center keeps your order of service, dates and people. Worship Key Planner handles keys, capos and ranges, and sends each song’s key back to Planning Center.
No. It works with keys, vocal ranges and capos only, so keep using the charts you already have.
No. You pick each singer’s lowest and highest comfortable notes, and each song’s melody range, from a list. Worship Key Planner does the math and shows you which keys fit.
Any up-to-date web browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Apps for iPhone and Android are planned.
We only use it to tell you about Worship Key Planner, and every email has a link to leave the waitlist. Read the privacy policy.
Be one of the first churches to plan with Worship Key Planner. We’ll email you when it’s ready for your team.
Have a question, or a song that always gives your team trouble? Tell us in the comments.