Vizard Agent

How to make key words bigger inside your captions

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Ask Vizard Agent for captions with emphasised key words and say what should be emphasised. The styling is the easy half. The half that matters is that the captions are built from word-level timings, so the bigger word appears exactly as it is said rather than a beat late.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say both parts of it: the look and the rule behind it. "Some key words larger and in a different colour" describes the look you want, while "the emotional ones" or "the numbers" is the rule Vizard Agent will apply when it decides which words get the treatment.

Prompt

Add captions to this video and make it look great. I want some key words in the captions to be a larger size than the rest and in a different colour. Pick the emotional ones. Keep the captions clear of the main action, and make sure they are readable on a phone.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

The word timings come first because every later decision depends on them. Line-level captions can be styled but not emphasised: a bigger word inside a line that appears all at once has no moment to land on. The placement is fixed last, once the emphasis exists. The job was a music-led vertical video. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some material resists emphasis altogether. Fast speech leaves no room for a bigger word to register, dense captions become a mess of competing sizes, and a video in which Vizard Agent emphasises every word is a video with no emphasis in it at all. Busy backgrounds swallow the accent colour, and poor audio spoils the word timings.

Common questions

Can it pick the words itself? Yes. Give Vizard Agent a rule, such as emotional words, numbers or names, and it applies it.

Can I list the words instead? Yes, and Vizard Agent emphasises exactly those and nothing else.

How many words should be emphasised? One or two per line. More than that and Vizard Agent will tell you it stops reading.