Vizard Agent

How to keep boarding passes, payment screens and family calls out of your travel vlog

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Ask Vizard Agent to keep private material out of the vlog while it edits. It flags travel documents, payment and banking screens, televisions showing personal details and family video calls as it goes, and chooses a fix for each: an in or out point that leaves it out, a blur, the scene under music, or a cutaway that keeps the audio.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the kinds of things that must not appear, even if you think there are none. Personal footage is shot without an audience in mind, and the risky frames are usually incidental: a pass held while queuing, a phone screen at a market stall, a call home in a hotel room.

Turn this trip footage into a story vlog for YouTube, story first, about 45 minutes. Keep boarding passes, payment or banking screens, anything personal on TVs or phones, and the kids' faces on video calls out of it.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

It treats privacy as part of the edit list, not a pass at the end. Each risky moment gets a tag with its fix while the cut is being built, so the fix fits the scene instead of being a box slapped over the finished film. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

When the private detail is the subject of the shot. If the whole moment is someone reading a document aloud, there is no clean picture to keep, and the honest fix is to drop the moment. Automatic checks also miss small text at a distance, so look through the finished film yourself.

Common questions

Do I need to point out every private moment? No. Vizard Agent flags them, but tell it what counts as private.

Can I keep a call's sound but hide the people? Yes. Vizard Agent covers the picture with other footage.

Will it check the final film? Yes. Vizard Agent runs a full picture check before delivery.