How to make a company history video from its website
Give Vizard Agent the company's website and ask for a history video. Vizard Agent reads the site and independent sources for the milestones, verifies the figures before putting them on screen, extracts a full-resolution logo out of the page's HTML, and delivers the cut in every language and shape you need.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Name the company and give the link. Vizard Agent finds the history page, gathers the milestones and looks for corroboration, so you don't need to supply a timeline. Asking for several languages and shapes up front is cheaper than asking later, because the shots are shared and only the narration and framing change.
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What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A company history is a fact-checking job wearing an edit's clothes. The dates, the figures and the names are the entire content, and they have to be right, so Vizard Agent reads more than the marketing page and confirms the numbers before they get animated. Then one build serves every version. In the session behind this article it:
- Looked up the website, searched for independent background on the company, then read the history page and gathered the milestones.
- Verified the company's capital figures against a second source rather than repeating the site's wording, and extracted the logo and brand colours.
- Generated the score, both narrations and every shot, reviewed a contact sheet of sampled frames, transcribed the narrations for word timings and read the music's beat grid.
- Scanned the site's HTML for the full-resolution logo files, downloaded the variants and checked the white version against a dark background.
- Generated vertical versions of every shot, regenerated the ones that failed, and measured every audio stem section by section.
- Strengthened the title cards after checking them on the brightest footage, then re-rendered all four cuts (two languages, two shapes). One vertical cut ran 73.67 seconds at 1080x1920 and 24fps.
When does this not work well?
Vizard Agent researches carefully, but it is not an archive or a historian. A company's own site is a source, not the truth: Vizard Agent corroborates the figures and cannot audit them, and difficult history left off marketing pages will be left off here too. The imagery is generated, evoking an era rather than documenting it. Figures date quickly, so check before publishing.
Common questions
Why does verifying the figures matter so much? Because one wrong figure on screen undermines every other claim. Vizard Agent checked the capital figures against a second source.
Can I get several languages? Yes, and it's efficient. Vizard Agent shares the shots and score across all versions.
Can I get vertical and widescreen? Yes. Vizard Agent generates vertical versions of each shot rather than cropping the widescreen ones.