Vizard Agent

How to make an ad from a shop's URL alone

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent a shop's URL and a length. Vizard Agent reads the site, extracts the brand identity and images, finds the underlying product feed in the page code, collects the real catalogue and prices, and builds a thirty-second ad from what the shop actually sells rather than from its homepage banner.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

One line with the link is a complete brief. Vizard Agent reads the site, finds the catalogue behind it and decides the structure, so anything you add is a steer rather than a requirement. The most useful steer is which product should lead, because a shop with sixty products has sixty possible ads.

Prompt

Make a [30] second ad for this website: [link]

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

An online shop's homepage is a poster. What the shop actually sells, every product with its price and image, lives in a data feed behind it, and an ad built from that feed is specific in a way an ad built from the banner never is. Nearly half the run is that data work. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Everything in the ad comes from the shop as published on the day it runs, and an online shop changes daily. Prices move, so re-check before boosting the ad. The feed lists what is catalogued, not what is in stock, so sold-out products can appear. Poor product photography sets the ceiling, and login walls or aggressive blocking limit what can be read.

Common questions

Does it need anything besides the URL? No. Vizard Agent reads the site, extracts the branding and finds the catalogue behind it.

Can I choose which product leads? Yes, and it makes a sharper ad. Otherwise Vizard Agent picks one from the catalogue.

What if my site blocks automated access? Vizard Agent tries several routes. A hard block means supplying the products and images directly.