Vizard Agent

How to make a video of your pet doing something it cannot actually do

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent a photo of your pet and a link to a video whose style you liked. Vizard Agent studies the reference, builds a character and prop reference sheet from your photograph, generates the shots, and checks the finished frames and the sound before delivering. The result shows your pet doing something it has never done.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Point at the reference and name the activity. Vizard Agent analyses the reference itself to work out its pacing and framing, so your words are best spent on what your pet should be doing and on the instruction that the result must be its own thing. Specific activities beat vague ones.

Prompt

[link] I want a video like this, but with my [kitten] doing [something else]. Keep it original rather than a copy. Around [10] seconds, vertical.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The hard part isn't the generation. Several generated shots give you several different cats unless every one is built from the same photograph, so Vizard Agent makes a character and prop reference sheet from your photo before any shot exists, then checks the finished render twice: by its frames and by its sound. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Generated animals are convincing in stillness and least convincing in motion, which is what this format asks for. Paws holding, pouring or operating anything is where they break, and short shots of two or three seconds hold while long ones drift. Fine markings shift first, and since it isn't your pet filmed, say so if it could pass for real footage.

Common questions

Will it look like my pet? Vizard Agent builds every shot from your photograph, so it stays recognisable. Very fine markings drift first.

Can I give it a video to copy? Give it one to learn from. Vizard Agent studies the style and builds something original rather than reproducing the reference.

How long can it be? Around ten seconds across three or four short shots. Longer means more generated footage and more drift.