Vizard Agent

How to have a new video edited exactly like your last one

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the new footage and point Vizard Agent at the project you want it to match. Vizard Agent opens the earlier delivery, compares the versions to find the one you mean, reads its timeline and text treatments, maps both reels side by side, and rebuilds the same edit on the new material.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the project and then the exceptions. Vizard Agent treats the earlier delivery as the specification and your list as the diff, which is far more precise than describing the pacing and the text treatment from memory. If the old project had several versions, say which one you mean.

Prompt

Apply the same edit as my previous project [name] to this new reel, with these changes: 1. Remove the text labels "[X]" and "[Y]". 2. Change the opening to [what you want]. Everything else the same as that project.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Once one video has come out right, the next ones should look like it. Describing that edit in words is hopeless, but pointing at the finished file is exact, because the edit is already in it. Vizard Agent reads the delivery and recreates the pacing against its structure. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Matching an earlier edit only works when the new footage can carry the same structure. A shape built for one recording may not fit another, and a structure that works at eighty seconds may not at thirty. Vizard Agent departs from the reference and tells you so rather than forcing it, and it needs the old delivery, not a description.

Common questions

Do I need the old project file? No. Vizard Agent reads the delivered video itself and works out how it was built.

What if the old project had several versions? Say which. Vizard Agent compares them, but naming it saves a round.

Will the pacing really match? Yes. Vizard Agent maps both timelines rather than approximating the rhythm by feel.