Vizard Agent

How to build one reference sheet for your characters and locations

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Ask Vizard Agent for a reference sheet before it generates a single scene. Written descriptions get re-interpreted every time they are used, so six scenes built from the same paragraph give you six slightly different people. It generates the characters and the locations once, shows you the sheet, and then anchors every scene to those images.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Ask for the sheet as its own step. If you ask for the film, the scenes get generated and the consistency problem is discovered afterwards, when fixing it means regenerating shots you have already approved for other reasons. Say which characters and places recur: a place seen once doesn't need anchoring, and one seen four times does.

Prompt

Before generating any scenes, make me one reference sheet: each recurring character and each recurring location as a clean reference image. Show me the sheet so I can approve the look, then anchor every scene in the film to those images rather than to the written descriptions.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A description is not an anchor. It gets read again for every scene, and by scene four the film has quietly recast itself. So Vizard Agent fixes the people and the places as images first, alongside the narration and the music, which means the whole look can be settled in one review rather than three. In the sessions behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

An anchor constrains, it does not command. Extreme angles, very wide shots with little face to anchor, and heavy stylisation all weaken the resemblance. A character who is meant to change during the film, through ageing or a new costume, needs a second reference rather than a stricter one. Real people are a separate question with their own rules.

Common questions

Can I supply my own references? Yes. Vizard Agent will use your images as the anchors.

Will every scene match perfectly? No. Vizard Agent reduces drift and then checks for what remains.

Can I reuse the sheet later? Yes, and reusing it is what lets Vizard Agent keep a whole series consistent.