Vizard Agent

How to correct the names and places written on screen in a finished video

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Send Vizard Agent the list of corrections in plain sentences. It finds the existing label before rewriting anything, rebuilds only the name tags that are wrong, checks the corrected text at full resolution rather than in a thumbnail, and re-cuts the credit roll when somebody has been left off it.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Write it as facts, numbered. It isn't an edit brief and doesn't need to sound like one: each line of a list of corrections maps onto exactly one thing on screen. You don't need to say where each tag appears or how it's styled, because Vizard Agent finds the existing labels in the video.

Prompt

A few corrections. 1. The gentleman in the third interview is the owner of the venue, so his title is wrong. 2. Do not worry about anybody's surname: first names only. 3. She is from a different town than the caption says. And one last thing: I was conducting the interviews alongside my wife, so we should both be credited.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It looks up the existing label first, so a correction replaces a specific tag rather than adding a competing one. Rebuilding a tag from your correction alone risks changing its position, size or duration; finding the original means the replacement inherits everything except the words. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Corrections have to be findable in the first place. Text burnt into supplied footage, rather than added by the edit, can only be covered, not rewritten. A name spoken in the narration is a re-record, not a text change. A longer name may not fit the tag, and names in another script need a typeface that supports them.

Common questions

Do I need timestamps? No. Describe who you mean and Vizard Agent finds the tag.

Will the style change? No. Vizard Agent reuses the existing tag's design.

Can it add someone to the credits? Yes, and Vizard Agent re-cuts the roll to make room.