Vizard Agent

How to add captions in your own colours with sparkle effects

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the clip and tell Vizard Agent the exact caption colours and the effect you want. Vizard Agent transcribes the speech to the millisecond, tests the caption style on a real frame, and compares several sparkle and light overlays composited over your footage before choosing one.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name both colours, the text fill and the outline. Vizard Agent renders a style test before it commits, and a specific pair, such as yellow text with a lime green outline, gives it something exact to hit rather than an interpretation of a mood. "Bright" and "festive" produce a different result from a named pair.

Prompt

Put captions on this video for what is spoken. [Yellow] text with a [lime green] outline. Add a [sparkle and fairy light] effect over it.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The middle of the session was debugging. The first sparkle overlay didn't blend correctly, and instead of trying another file Vizard Agent read its colour channels to find out why. An overlay that looks grey and flat over footage is usually a colour-space problem, not a bad effect. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Captions depend on speech clear enough to transcribe, and overlays need visual room. Vizard Agent enhances the voice first, but there is a ceiling. Sparkles over a bright, detailed shot read as noise, strong colours can clash, and overlays cover the picture, so say if the subject's face must stay clear.

Common questions

Why does an overlay come out grey? Because of how it was encoded. Vizard Agent reads the effect's channels and composites it in the right colour space.

Can I get a version without the effect? Yes. Vizard Agent produced both on this run from the same work.

Does it keep my video's shape? Yes. Vizard Agent delivered this run at 1080x2460, exactly as the phone recorded it.