Vizard Agent

How to keep making new ads for the same product

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the product listing and say which spot in the run this is. Vizard Agent pulls the page, rebuilds a clean product image, generates new shots rather than reusing the old ones, analyses the music's rhythm, and cuts a spot that is recognisably the same product and a different advertisement.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the number out loud in the brief. Vizard Agent takes "the thirteenth spot" as a signal that novelty now matters more than the safest possible execution, and that changes what it generates, not only how it cuts. List what has already run, so the thirteenth spot doesn't quietly become the fourth again.

Prompt

Create the [13th] advertising spot for this product, [30] seconds, [9:16] for TikTok and Instagram. Product page: [link]. We have already used [the shots and hooks you have run]. This one needs to be different.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The source is a marketplace photograph, and listing images are compressed, cropped and often have text burnt into them. Rebuilding a clean version is what lets thirteen different advertisements come out of one product without the picture quality dropping each time. Then the shots are generated fresh. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

There's a real limit to how many genuinely different ads one product can support. A small object has a finite number of good shots, compression and burnt-in text limit what a marketplace photo can be rebuilt into, and novelty for its own sake can be worse than the version that worked. At some point the audience, not the ad, is the problem.

Common questions

How many ads can one product support? More than most people make, though not unlimited. Vizard Agent says when it is repeating itself.

Does it reuse the earlier shots? Not if you say what has already run. Vizard Agent generates new shots instead.

Can it work from a marketplace listing? Yes. Vizard Agent pulls the page and rebuilds a clean product image from the photograph.