Vizard Agent

How to get a text-free cut you will caption yourself

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent that the cut must contain zero text and that you are adding captions yourself afterwards. Both halves matter: the first rules out titles, labels and logos, and the second tells it to carry emphasis through framing and cutaways instead, and to leave the space your captions will need.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

List what counts as text. It sounds excessive and isn't, because "no text" has edge cases: a logo, an emoji, a sticker, a lower third and a burnt-in subtitle are all text to you, and not all of them read that way by default. Say where your own captions will sit, because that changes the crop.

Edit this from beginning to end, but the final video must contain zero text: no subtitles, captions, titles, headings, overlays, emoji, stickers or logos. I will add all text myself in CapCut afterwards.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It edits to the meaning of the speech, then carries the emphasis with picture rather than words. Without text, the tools Vizard Agent has left are framing, timing and cutaways: a gentle push in on the sentence that matters, a cutaway to the thing being described, a slightly longer beat after a key point. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When the explanation genuinely needs a label. A number, a name or a comparison can't always be made by pointing the camera, and a text-free cut leaves those moments doing less work. A weak stretch can only be cut or covered with a cutaway, and Vizard Agent will tell you where that trade came up.

Common questions

Does zero text include my logo? Yes, unless you say otherwise. Vizard Agent leaves it out and you add it with your captions.

Can I get the transcript too? Yes. Vizard Agent can deliver the word timings so your captions don't have to be typed.

What if a point really needs a label? Vizard Agent flags the moment rather than adding one, so you can decide.