Vizard Agent

How to make a video in a regional dialect

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Name the dialect rather than the language and tell Vizard Agent what the video is. Vizard Agent checks which dialects the voice library actually serves, generates two versions so you can hear whether it holds up, confirms the typefaces can render the script, and builds the video around the approved voice.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name the dialect and ask for a test. Vizard Agent will otherwise pick the standard form of the language, which is usually right and is exactly what you are trying to avoid when the regional voice is the point of the video. Give the script in the dialect too, not a standard-language translation.

Prompt

Can you speak [dialect]? Make a [short vertical] video in [dialect] about [subject]. Generate a couple of voice versions first so I can hear whether the accent holds up.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Asking for a dialect is a different request from asking for a language. Coverage varies enormously, so the honest first step is to generate a sample and listen to it. A dialect voice that reads well in a list can sound like a standard accent with a few words changed, and the voice test is the gate everything else waits behind. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Dialect coverage is uneven across regions, and no instruction makes Vizard Agent produce a voice the library doesn't have. A dialect is more than an accent, since vocabulary and grammar differ too. Native speakers hear everything, and an approximate accent can read as mockery. Scripts need writing in the dialect, and some writing systems need a specific font.

Common questions

Can Vizard Agent speak any dialect? No, and Vizard Agent will say so. Coverage varies, which is why the test comes first.

How do I know if the accent is right? Listen to the test versions. Vizard Agent generates more than one for exactly this.

What if the dialect is not covered? Vizard Agent tells you rather than delivering a near-miss. Then a real speaker is the answer.