Vizard Agent

How to fix text that gets cut off at the edge of the frame

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Quote the words that are getting clipped and tell Vizard Agent what must stay the same. Vizard Agent crops each element out of the existing artwork, trims it to its exact bounds, measures where everything actually sits, and rebuilds the layout so nothing runs past the edge.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Quote the clipped text item by item. Vizard Agent matches your quotes against what it finds in the artwork, which is precise in a way that "the taglines are cut off" is not, especially across a set where each piece is clipped differently. Then say what must stay: the layout, the typefaces and the colours.

Prompt

Fix the cut-off taglines: [item one] is cut off on "[the exact words]", [item two] on "[the exact words]". Keep the layout, the typefaces and the colours exactly as they are.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Text that runs off the frame is an accident that happened at render time, and fixing it means knowing exactly how wide each element really is. That is a measurement rather than a judgement, so Vizard Agent trims each element to its actual boundaries before it rebuilds anything. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Rebuilding a layout out of a rendered file works up to a point, and beyond it some faults need the original design project. Long text may not fit at all, and sometimes the words have to change. Matching a typeface is approximate when the exact font is not installed, and moving text reveals whatever background it was covering.

Common questions

Do I need the original design file? No. Vizard Agent works directly from the rendered artwork you already have.

Will the rest of the design change? No. Vizard Agent preserves the layout, typefaces and colours you already approved.

What if the text simply will not fit? Vizard Agent will say so plainly. At that point the wording itself has to shorten.