How to make a six-second ad where only the text moves
Give Vizard Agent the offer and a second-by-second beat sheet. It generates or takes a still background, holds it completely motionless, and animates only the type against it, measuring each element's position in pixels so the headline and the circle land exactly where you want them.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Write the brief as a timeline rather than as a description. Vizard Agent builds exactly what the beats describe, so a specification with times written against each element produces a far better result than any amount of prose about tone. Say explicitly that only the text moves, or the frame will drift.
Prompt
What does Vizard Agent actually do?
It treats six seconds as a poster that moves. Nothing in the frame travels except the words, because a camera move in six seconds reads as noise and the viewer never gets to the number. Placement is measured in pixels, not dragged by eye. In the session behind this article it:
- Generated a static factory photograph and three sound effects for a six-to-eight-second 9:16 recruitment ad, then tiled key frames from a test composite for review.
- Re-rendered the text at exact pixel positions, tightened the headline block, and found the sounds' transients so each hit landed on its stamp.
- Rendered the text and the hand-drawn circle as separate layers, measured the salary figure's position and the circle's to align them, and compared typeface widths to fit the supporting line.
- Rendered a cleaner marker circle and, when it overshot and crossed its own start, masked the crossing tail instead of accepting a loop that looked like a mistake.
- Reviewed every beat of the near-final cut, rebalanced the sound and re-rendered.
When does this not work well?
A six-second advertisement carries one idea, and briefs routinely try to fit three. Vizard Agent will tell you the beat sheet does not fit in the time rather than speeding the text up until nobody can read it. Long headlines shrink below readable size.
Common questions
Why keep the background still? Because six seconds is too short for a camera move. Vizard Agent holds it and animates only the type.
Can it draw a circle around a number? Yes, and it is fiddly. Vizard Agent measures the number's position and masks the circle's overshoot.
What about sound? Impacts rather than music. Vizard Agent aligns each hit to the moment its element lands.