How to cut a long product roundup into short clips
Upload the long roundup to Vizard Agent and say what each short should contain. Vizard Agent maps every shot in the video and transcribes the narration, so it knows which product appears when and what was said about it, and cuts the shorts from that map rather than from guesswork.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Say how you want it divided. That's the decision Vizard Agent can't make for you: a hundred separate shorts and ten themed compilations are both reasonable readings of the same footage, and they're entirely different pieces of work. A product list helps too, because names, links and prices never spoken aloud can only come from you.
Prompt
What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A long roundup is already a hundred short videos glued together in the wrong shape. The obstacle isn't editing skill, it's inventory: knowing which product appears when and what was said about it. So Vizard Agent turns the video into a written index before it makes a single cut. In the session behind this article it:
- Took a first look at the source video and the project files, checked the analysis tools and viewed sample frames to see what the footage looked like.
- Mapped every shot and transcribed the narration across the full thirty-three minutes.
- Read the complete shot log and transcript to understand all hundred products, then read the narration again specifically for product names and details.
- Saved the full transcript to a file so later steps would work from it rather than re-deriving it.
- Searched for a higher-quality copy of the original video, because the source it was given was low resolution.
- Listed the available asset tools and their prices before committing to an approach.
When does this not work well?
Everything depends on the source file, and roundup videos are often re-uploads, screen recordings or compressed downloads rather than the original export. A low-resolution source stays low resolution, so upload the best copy you have. Products that are only named, never shown, have no shot to cut, and a hundred shorts is a hundred jobs: ask for a manageable batch first.
Common questions
Can it really handle a thirty-minute source? Yes. Vizard Agent maps and transcribes the whole thing first, which is what makes the rest possible.
Can it put the product name on screen? Yes, and it's worth giving Vizard Agent your written list so the names and spellings are yours rather than the transcript's guess.
Should I upload the highest quality version I have? Always. Output detail is capped by the source.