Vizard Agent

How to build a product ad from the manufacturer's own assets

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the product link and say you have nothing of your own to film. Vizard Agent resolves the listing to its product code, finds the manufacturer's own site, extracts the official images and brand kit, tracks down the promotional footage, and builds the ad from material that actually exists.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give the link and say what you lack. Vizard Agent goes looking for source material when it knows you have none, which is different from generating shots, and official footage of the real product beats a generated approximation every time. Whether you may publish the manufacturer's assets depends on your affiliate or reseller terms.

Prompt

Make a [30] second vertical ad for this product: [listing link]. I have no footage of my own. Find the manufacturer's official images and video if they are available. [TikTok / Reels], [in English].

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The method is a chain: listing, product code, official site, images, brand kit, footage. A marketplace listing is a dead end for assets, but the product code on it leads to the manufacturer's own page, where the photography and video are published at full quality. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Using somebody else's assets is a permissions question first and an editing question a long way second. Vizard Agent finds the material, but whether you may publish it is your call, and affiliate terms vary. Not every brand publishes video, everyone else has the same assets, and repeating a manufacturer's claim doesn't transfer responsibility for it.

Common questions

Am I allowed to use the manufacturer's assets? Often, under an affiliate or reseller agreement. Check yours, because Vizard Agent cannot rule on it.

What if there is no official video? Vizard Agent builds from the stills instead, animating them rather than leaving them static.

Will my ad look like theirs? Not unless you want it to. The assets are shared; the angle and the pacing are yours.