Vizard Agent

How to cut a long video into short clips that end on a finished sentence

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the video and a maximum clip length. Vizard Agent transcribes it, finds candidate passages that fit inside your limit, then verifies every boundary against the word timings and adjusts any that would have cut a sentence in half, so each clip starts and ends on a complete thought.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Give the ceiling and the source. Vizard Agent works out where the natural boundaries are on its own, so there's no need to nominate timestamps, and a single sentence naming the limit is genuinely the whole brief for this job. Say how many clips you want, or let it choose.

Prompt

Cut this video into several clips, each no longer than [20] seconds. [link]

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Cutting on the clock is trivial and useless: a twenty-second clip that stops halfway through a sentence is unpostable. So Vizard Agent chooses the boundaries from the speech, then spends half the run checking boundaries it has already chosen, which is what caught a clip that would have ended mid-sentence. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The transcript is what makes the boundaries good, so anything it doesn't capture is invisible to the selection. A clip can be complete and still make no sense if its sentence refers to the previous ten minutes. Silent passages give the transcript nothing to work with, and a scored video's music breaks at the joins.

Common questions

Will the clips cut off mid-sentence? No. Vizard Agent sets the boundaries from word timings and re-checks each one before cutting.

Can it work from a link? Yes. Vizard Agent downloads the video and works from the file.

What if the video has no speech? Then there are no spoken boundaries to find, and asking Vizard Agent to cut on shot changes instead is the better request.