How to make one video per product variant from a pile of images
Upload all the artwork and tell Vizard Agent you want one video per variant plus the combination packs. It looks at every image rather than reading filenames, works out which card belongs to which flavour, and builds the set so the videos match each other as well as the brand.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Name the deliverables as a count rather than as a category. "A video for each flavour and one for each combination pack" tells Vizard Agent exactly how many files it owes you, which is a far more useful brief than asking for some product videos and hoping.
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What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A product range arrives as a folder of files: flavours, bundles, portrait and landscape versions of most of them, and filenames like final_v2_NEW that nobody can interpret. Sorting that out is the actual job, and it happens before any video is made. This range came as forty separate image files. In the session behind this article it:
- Reviewed the first product images one at a time, then collected the rest into one visual sheet, finishing the download and rebuilding the sheet when files were missing.
- Viewed all the remaining product and combination assets together, so differences across the set showed up before any video existed.
- Checked each combination card individually (fruity, classic, creamy) and the full-range card that covers the whole set.
- Loaded the product-intro editing rules, the verified opening and transition moves, and a still-image montage treatment suited to artwork rather than footage.
- Checked each flavour card in turn (strawberry, banana, chocolate, traditional), then the portrait versions separately, because a portrait and a landscape card are not interchangeable.
When does this not work well?
Some ranges cannot be told apart. If two variants share the same photograph with only the flavour word changed, or if the artwork is low resolution, the videos end up looking identical and the set stops doing its job. Mixed photography styles make the set look assembled, and a range of twenty variants is a template job, not a set.
Common questions
Can it read the flavour from the packaging? Yes. Vizard Agent identifies each card by looking at the image itself rather than trusting the filename it arrived with.
What if some images are missing? Vizard Agent tells you which variants have no usable artwork.
What if we add a flavour later? Vizard Agent builds the new one to match the existing set.