Vizard Agent

How to make an office productivity Reel from a voice note

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Record the tip as a voice note and upload it. Vizard Agent transcribes it for exact word timings, sources office footage for the live-action beats, builds animated interface graphics for the steps that need showing, and tests several caption styles on real frames before choosing one.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the tip and the pace. Vizard Agent builds the structure from your recording's own timing, so the useful additions are the register and the subtitle treatment, both of which define this format more than the footage does. Name the tools involved, since the interface graphics are built to match them, and keep it to one workflow.

Prompt

Make a modern vertical Reel about [the tip] from this voice note. [18-20] seconds, fast paced, with dynamic subtitles and animated graphics showing [the workflow].

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A voice note is a perfectly good script. What turns it into a Reel is showing the thing being described, the file being dragged or the table filling in, rather than talking over stock footage of an office. In this genre the captions are the main visual element, so the last third of the job is about them. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

This format shows software doing things, so the generated graphics have to resemble tools people use every day. Interface animations illustrate a workflow rather than record one, and showing a competitor's interface is a different question from showing your own. A phone voice note has a ceiling: Vizard Agent levels it but cannot remove a noisy room.

Common questions

Do I need to screen-record anything? No. Vizard Agent generates the interface animations from your description.

Will Vizard Agent choose the caption style? It tests several on real frames and compares them, and you can name one instead.

What if a graphic fails to generate? Vizard Agent reads the error log and rebuilds it, which is what happened to one scene here.