Vizard Agent

How to make a Twitch intro from your own stream clips

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload a stream session and tell Vizard Agent the tone. Vizard Agent transcribes what you said, measures the content dimensions inside your stream layout so the crop lands correctly, generates a beat rather than licensing one, and builds the intro around your own funniest moments.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the tone and the music style together. Vizard Agent uses both to choose which moments to cut and how hard to cut them, and an intro built around funny comments is paced differently from one built around gameplay. Say the shape too: vertical for discovery feeds, widescreen for the channel page.

Prompt

Create a [30] second Twitch introduction video from my stream, with the funny comments, using [hip hop] music. [Vertical], with a follow card at the end.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A stream recording is a layout of game, facecam and overlays rather than one picture. Cropping it by percentage puts the facecam half out of frame, so Vizard Agent first measures where the actual content sits inside the layout and places the crop instead of guessing it. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

An intro built from a stream recording inherits whatever that stream looked like on the night, overlays and alerts included. Vizard Agent measures the layout and crops around what it finds, but a facecam that is only a corner thumbnail won't survive vertical framing, and some layouts leave nothing usable inside a vertical frame.

Common questions

How much stream do I need to upload? One session is usually enough. Vizard Agent reads the whole transcript to find the moments.

Will my facecam survive a vertical crop? It depends on your layout. Vizard Agent measures where it sits and will tell you if there isn't enough to work with.

Does Vizard Agent make the music? Yes. It generates a beat to the tone rather than licensing a track with rights attached.