Vizard Agent

How to make a premium vertical music clip from a song excerpt

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload a short excerpt of the song with reference photos and tell Vizard Agent it's for vertical feeds. It maps the excerpt's energy, generates cinematic shots in the referenced look, checks the hands and faces frame by frame, and places the titles where they read against the sky.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Attach the references and name the format. Vizard Agent reads the photos for the look and analyses the audio for the energy, then builds shots that fit both, so your instruction mostly needs to say where the clip is going and how long it should run. Three or four reference photos define a look better than any description.

Prompt

Create a premium cinematic vertical music clip using this song excerpt and these visual references. [9:16] for [Reels and Shorts], around [15] seconds, with an opening and closing title.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Fifteen seconds of a song can sell it if three or four generated shots hold up to being looked at closely. Hands and faces are where generation fails most visibly, so they're checked mid-shot rather than on the first frame, and the titles are previewed on the real footage. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Generated people are the risk here, because a music clip invites the viewer to look closely at exactly what generation gets wrong. Vizard Agent inspects hands and faces mid-shot, and some shots still get regenerated or dropped. Generated people aren't your artist, so film the artist if they must appear. The song rights are yours, and titles over a bright sky are hard.

Common questions

Do I need any footage? No. Vizard Agent generates every shot from your reference photos and the song's own energy.

Can it match my previous release? Yes. Give Vizard Agent the earlier video and it studies it for continuity.

Why did the title take four attempts? Because white text over a gold sunset is the hardest legibility case. Vizard Agent previewed each version on the real frame until one worked.