Vizard Agent

How to copy the caption style from a video you like

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Attach the video whose captions you want and ask Vizard Agent for the same font, size and effects. It extracts frames from the reference, looks at the captions in context rather than guessing from a description, and rebuilds that treatment on your own word timings, down to the exact highlight colour.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Be specific that it's the captions you want, not the video. A reference clip without that constraint reads as a request for a video in that style, a much larger and quite different job. Send a video rather than a screenshot if you can: the treatment usually involves motion, and a still can't show how a word arrives.

Prompt

Can you add captions in exactly the same style as this video: same font, size and effects? Just the captions; keep my cut exactly as it is.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Caption style is the thing people copy most and describe worst. A style read from one frame gets the font roughly right and the behaviour wrong: whether the highlight moves word by word, whether the line rebuilds or scrolls, how long a phrase holds. Those only exist across frames, so Vizard Agent reads them in context. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Reading a style off a picture has limits, and typefaces are the main one: a caption style is a font plus a set of behaviours, and the font may not be available to reproduce. A heavily compressed reference hides fine detail, colour reads differently over a busy background, and placement won't transfer directly to a different aspect ratio.

Common questions

Does it copy their words too? No. Vizard Agent captions your audio in their style.

What if I do not have the font? Vizard Agent finds the nearest available and tells you it substituted.

Can I send a screenshot instead? Yes, but a video is better. Vizard Agent needs motion to read the behaviour.