EasyWorship 8 runs on Windows 10 or 11 and macOS 14 or later. For most churches, 8 GB of RAM, a dedicated graphics card, and an SSD will handle multi-screen output and motion backgrounds smoothly — but your current computer might already be up to the task. We recommend trying EasyWorship before investing in new equipment.
For a more complete list of what hardware and software is compatible with EasyWorship, please go here.
A solid setup for smaller services.
The preferred configuration for every EasyWorship feature.
A solid setup for smaller services.
The preferred configuration for every EasyWorship feature.
Yes. EasyWorship 8 runs natively on macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later on Apple Silicon Macs. Your schedules, songs, and media work the same whether you present on a Mac or a Windows computer.
Yes. EasyWorship runs on Windows 10 and Windows 11 (64-bit). Windows 11 is the recommended version for new installations.
On Windows, a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce card is recommended for smooth video backgrounds, livestreaming, and multi-screen output. Integrated graphics are fine for basic use with song lyrics, Scriptures, and still images. On Apple Silicon Macs, the built-in GPU handles everything — no separate card is needed.
Yes. Most laptops that meet the specs above work well. For multi-screen presenting, you need the laptop display plus at least one additional video output (HDMI, USB-C, or DisplayPort).
No, EasyWorship runs offline for presenting your services. An internet connection is only required for CCLI SongSelect, streaming features, and software updates.
Internet connection required for CCLI SongSelect, streaming, and software updates.