Vizard Agent

How to fit translated captions that came out too long for the frame

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent the captions look incomplete. It checks whether the phrase is genuinely wrapping off the frame or whether the animation is revealing it a word at a time. Then it rewrites the long lines as shorter translations that say the same thing, instead of shrinking the type until it fits.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Report what you can see and ask Vizard Agent which of the two causes it is. Wrapping and animation timing look identical on a paused frame and have different fixes, so ask for the diagnosis rather than naming one yourself. Guessing is how people end up shrinking type that was the right size all along.

Prompt

The subtitles look like they're getting cut off mid-sentence. Is that the line wrapping off the frame, or the animation revealing it late? Whichever it is, shorten the wording rather than making the text smaller.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Almost every language takes more room than English to say the same thing, so a style that fits an English line runs past the safe area in translation. Shrinking the type makes every caption harder to read, including the ones that were fine; rewording only the lines that overflow leaves the rest untouched. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

There's a floor below which shortening a translation stops being accurate and starts being a different claim. Some ideas need the words they need. Dense technical content loses meaning when shortened, legal or medical wording isn't yours to compress, and very fast speech leaves too little time even for a short line.

Common questions

Will shortening change what it says? Vizard Agent keeps the meaning and cuts the words. Say if a line is sensitive.

How do I know it is wrapping and not animation? Ask. Vizard Agent checks the word timings rather than guessing.

Can I protect certain words? Yes. Name them and Vizard Agent trims around them.