Vizard Agent

How to correct subtitles and have the translation follow your corrections

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Send Vizard Agent your corrections as a timestamped list, including the lines that should simply go. It applies them to the source subtitles first, then translates from that corrected text rather than transcribing the audio again, so every fix you made survives into the other language instead of being made twice.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Write it out as a list and mark the deletions differently from the edits. Mixing "change this line" and "remove this line" in the same prose is exactly how a line you wanted gone comes back from Vizard Agent reworded. A time, then what the line should actually say, is enough.

Prompt

Please put the subtitles at the bottom rather than the middle, and make these changes: 0:06 you are doing that 0:15 (remove this line) 0:19 they are waking up 0:28 the name is spelled Milo, not Milou Once that is right, can you translate these subtitles into English?

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Automatic subtitles get names, dialect words and half-heard lines wrong. A translation generated from the audio hears the same unclear word you just fixed and gets it wrong the same way, in a language you may not read. So nothing gets translated until the source subtitles are the text you approved. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

A translation that follows your corrected text is right for accuracy, and not always for idiom. A line that reads naturally in the original can come back translated literally, and those lines need a pass of their own. Corrections without timestamps are hard to place reliably, and the timings won't match a recut.

Common questions

How do I mark a deletion? Say "remove this line". Vizard Agent will not reword it instead.

Will the translation use my corrections? Yes, if it is made after them. Vizard Agent works in that order.

Can I correct the translation too? Yes, in the same format, and Vizard Agent keeps both in step.