Vizard Agent

How to explain an app feature as a step-by-step video

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Describe the flow step by step and tell Vizard Agent which app it belongs to. Vizard Agent researches the product, records the narration, builds each interface screen as clean vector graphics rather than a generated screenshot, and corrects the product name in the transcript before captions exist.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Write the flow out as numbered steps rather than as a paragraph. Vizard Agent turns each step into its own scene, with its own interface screen and line of narration, so a numbered description is both the script and the storyboard. Spell the product name out, because transcription will guess otherwise.

Prompt

Make a [30] second video explaining [the feature] in [the app]. The flow is: [step one], [step two], [step three], [step four]. Vertical, with captions.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Explaining a feature nobody has used yet means showing the interface, and you rarely have a recording of the flow you are describing. Building the screens as vector graphics gives you a clean, on-brand version of the interface without needing to capture one. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

This format shows a clean, idealised version of your interface. Vector screens are a representation, not a capture of your app, and explaining an unbuilt feature as if it ships is a promise. Research is shallow for new products, because Vizard Agent grounds what it can find publicly. Four steps is the comfortable limit for one video.

Common questions

Do I need a screen recording? No. Vizard Agent builds every interface screen as vector graphics from your written description of the flow.

Will Vizard Agent get our product name right? Yes, if you spell it out. It corrects the transcript before generating any captions.

How many steps fit in one video? Four is comfortable in thirty seconds. More needs a longer video or a series.