Vizard Agent

How to make a UGC-style recommendation video from a website

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the website and ask for something that sounds like a real recommendation. Vizard Agent reads the site, casts a conversational voice, tightens the pauses so the read stops sounding scripted, generates a presenter, and cuts between them and clean mockups of the product.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say what it should not be. Vizard Agent treats "not a polished ad" as a real constraint on the read, the pacing and the framing, and that negative instruction shapes the result more than any description of the product would. A link is the whole input, but add the one thing you want mentioned, since a site says everything and a recommendation says one thing.

Prompt

Make a UGC-style video for [link], like a real person recommending it to friends, not a polished ad. Around [35] seconds, vertical.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A UGC-style video fails by being too good. A voice model leaves even, professional gaps between sentences, and that evenness is what makes a read sound like an advert, so Vizard Agent closes those gaps instead of making the narration cleaner. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

This format asks a generated person to pass as a real one, and that is the source of both its effectiveness and every problem it carries. A generated presenter isn't a real customer, so don't present it as a genuine testimonial. Some platforms require disclosure, Vizard Agent narrates only what the website says, and real footage of you or a customer beats a generated presenter.

Common questions

Is a link really enough? Yes. Vizard Agent reads the site for the product, the copy and the visual identity, and captures the pages it needs.

Why tighten the pauses? Even, well-spaced delivery is the clearest sign of a script. Closing those gaps does more for believability than any change to the wording.

Will the captions be readable? Yes. Vizard Agent checks contrast and keeps them inside the platform's safe zones.