Vizard Agent

How to change one expression in a finished animation

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent which seconds change and state plainly that everything else stays. It edits only that segment, compares the face against the original at full size to catch drift, and joins the untouched opening back onto the corrected ending rather than re-rendering the whole film.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Lead with what stays rather than what changes. "Keep the exact same animation, characters and movements" does more work than the instruction that follows it, because it tells Vizard Agent this is a correction to an approved film, not another attempt at one. Describe the new expression concretely: "mouth closed, smiling warmly" is a target, and "make him look happier" isn't.

Prompt

Keep the exact same animation, characters and movements from this video, but change the boy's facial expression at the end so his mouth is closed, he is not speaking, and he is just smiling warmly. Nothing else should change, and the video should stay the same length.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Almost every step is verification, because the risk in this job isn't failing to change the face. It's changing everything around it. Only the last few seconds go through the edit, so the rest of the animation is the original file rather than a re-render that happens to look similar. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some expressions can't be changed in isolation. If the mouth movement is tied to audio that continues, if the character turns during the moment, or if the style is highly detailed, the edited face won't match the frames either side of it. Very short moments and faces far in the background give too few frames or pixels to work with.

Common questions

Do I need the project file? No. Vizard Agent works from the finished video.

Does the whole video get re-rendered? No. Vizard Agent joins the edited segment to the untouched original.

Can it keep the same length exactly? Yes. Vizard Agent trims the result to the source duration.