Vizard Agent

How to make a product teaser in the style of a real commercial

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent which commercial you want yours to feel like, and what you are launching. Vizard Agent researches that reference, studies how it was shot and lit, and builds your teaser in that register. Naming a real ad does more work than any number of adjectives about the mood you want.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the reference and let Vizard Agent do the research. Everyone reaches for premium, cinematic and elevated, which mean nothing specific, while "like that coffee ad" carries lighting, pace, lens choice and grade at once. Paste a link up front if you can: in the session behind this page the user followed up with the exact YouTube link.

Prompt

Create a [30]-second product launch teaser for [product]. Before creating it, study [a named commercial] and match its craft. Wide 16:9, end on the pack shot.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The striking part is how long it spends before generating anything. Research is most of the run, and it persists through failures: Vizard Agent keeps trying to get the actual reference rather than settling for its own idea of what that kind of ad looks like. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

This is generated footage in a carefully studied style, so the limits sit where generated footage always sits. Physical actions go wrong in small ways: in the session behind this page the user caught water being poured twice, at fourteen and twenty-one seconds, and flagged another shot as unconvincing. If the pack or label must be exact, upload photography.

Common questions

Can I give it a link to the reference? Yes, and you should. It removes any ambiguity about which commercial you mean.

Can it use my real product photos? Yes. Upload them and tell Vizard Agent to build around them rather than generating the product.

Can I get a vertical version? Yes. Ask in the same conversation and Vizard Agent re-frames from material it has already made.