Vizard Agent

How to fit a long text into a scrolling video at a readable speed

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the text and say all of it has to fit at a speed somebody can actually read. It reads the words out of your source at full resolution first, builds the roll, checks legibility at several points along it rather than once, and lets the runtime follow the reading rather than the other way round.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the speed and let the length follow. Starting with "make it thirty seconds" fixes the wrong variable, and every round after that is a negotiation between the runtime you named and the text you want on screen. If the text only exists as pictures, such as a screenshot or frames of another video, tell Vizard Agent, since it has to read the words off the images first.

Prompt

Make a vertical video with this text as scrolling captions over the photos I uploaded. Fit all of the text in, with the scrolling speed comfortable to read: not too fast and not too slow. Make it as long as it needs to be; two minutes is fine.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A scrolling text video has one real constraint, which is reading speed. Pick the length first and the text either races past unread or runs out halfway. Pick the speed first and the length is however long the words take. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Reading speed and attention pull in opposite directions. A text long enough to need five minutes will be read by very few people, and no scroll speed fixes that: the honest options are cutting the text or splitting it into parts. A hard runtime means something has to be cut.

Common questions

Can it read text out of a video? Yes. Vizard Agent reads it at full resolution rather than guessing.

Can I set a hard runtime? Yes, but then some text has to go, and Vizard Agent will say which.

Will the text be readable over my photos? Vizard Agent checks, and raises the contrast behind it where needed.