Vizard Agent

How to make a vertical motion-graphics video for a security service

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent what the service protects against and give it your website. Vizard Agent researches the real product facts, pulls your brand colours, builds the scenes as motion graphics with no footage at all, and reads the fine print in its own output to catch claims it should not be making.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the audience as precisely as the product. Vizard Agent uses the audience to set the register of the whole piece, and a security video aimed at executives is paced and worded very differently from one aimed at general consumers. The wording you're cleared to use has to come from you, since one adverb can turn a strong claim into an indefensible one.

Prompt

Create a [40] second social-first motion-graphics video for [company], vertical. Explain how it protects [audience] from [the threat]. Use our brand colours.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A security service has nothing to film, so the whole video is motion graphics explaining an attack and how it gets stopped, and every word on screen is under scrutiny. A generator will write plausible microcopy into a scene, so Vizard Agent reads its own output at full brightness before anything ships. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Security marketing is a category where over-claiming is easy and unusually costly. Vizard Agent researches the real facts and reads its own output for stray claims, but none of that replaces a compliance review on your side. It reads your public pages rather than auditing the product, and motion graphics explain a claim without demonstrating it.

Common questions

Do I need any footage? None at all. Vizard Agent builds this format entirely from motion graphics, which is why it suits an invisible service.

Where do the facts come from? Vizard Agent researches your public pages rather than inventing product detail.

Can it remove text from a finished scene? Yes. Vizard Agent inpaints the area to match the background in the video's own colour space.