Vizard Agent

How to make a film with no logos, branding or text anywhere in it

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Paste your brief into Vizard Agent and state the constraint plainly: no logos, emblems, branding or text on clothing or equipment anywhere. Vizard Agent studies your previous delivery for its look, generates the narration and every scene against that restriction, and checks the frames rather than trusting the instruction held.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Put the constraint at the top, before the creative brief. Vizard Agent treats a stated restriction as something to apply to every scene it generates, and stating it once at the start is far more reliable than adding it to each scene description. Name clothing, equipment, signage and background text, because a mark generated into a shot can't be removed cleanly afterwards.

Prompt

Strict instruction: no logos, emblems, branding or text on clothing or equipment anywhere in this video. [Then the brief: the scenes, the narration, the length and the style.]

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The rule is applied during generation, not as a cleanup pass afterwards. Before generating anything, Vizard Agent studies what it delivered for you before, including its own earlier narration, so the new film sounds and looks like a continuation. It also tests the voice on a single line before committing to the rest. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

A negative constraint is much harder to guarantee than a positive one. Generated imagery has a persistent habit of inventing plausible-looking text on signs, shirts and equipment, so the frames need checking, and regenerating a shot beats patching a mark out. Plain wardrobe can read as sterile, and cost scales with the number of scenes.

Common questions

Will it really keep every logo out? Vizard Agent applies the constraint to every generation and checks the frames. Generated signage is the case to watch.

Can I make one exception? Yes. Say which one, a final card for instance, and Vizard Agent keeps the rest clean.

Can it match a film you made for me before? Yes. Vizard Agent studies the earlier delivery's frames and its transcript before writing anything new.