How to put a legal disclaimer on screen so it is actually readable
Give Vizard Agent the exact wording and ask how long it needs on screen. It sizes the type against a real rendered frame rather than a timeline preview, times the lines to the narration so the text advances with what is being said, and builds any second-language version from the same timing rather than as a separate card.
What do you type into Vizard Agent?
Hand over the text and ask about time rather than about size. Duration is the constraint people forget, and it is the one that decides whether the disclaimer is doing its job or decorating the end of the video. Give Vizard Agent the wording verbatim, because it will not rewrite it.
Prompt
What does Vizard Agent actually do?
A disclaimer fails in two ways: the type is too small to survive a phone screen, or it is on screen for less time than it takes to read. Vizard Agent settles the size by looking at a rendered frame and the duration by the length of the text, not by what fits the edit. In the sessions behind this article it:
- Took the wording exactly as given and laid it out at the placement asked for.
- Rendered a frame and inspected it at full resolution, because type that looks fine in a timeline preview is routinely unreadable at phone size.
- Enlarged the type where it did not hold up, then rendered and looked again rather than trusting one adjustment.
- Measured the reading time the text actually needed and timed the lines to the narration, so the text advanced word by word as it was spoken.
- Built the second-language version on the same timing and flagged when the extra length no longer fit.
- Checked the text against the safe area and confirmed the final frames carried the whole text.
When does this not work well?
This is a legibility job, not a legal one. Vizard Agent can make the words readable; it cannot tell you whether the words are the right ones, whether the placement satisfies a regulator, or whether the video needs a disclaimer at all. Very long text in a short ad may not fit, and text over busy footage may need its own card.
Common questions
Will it write the disclaimer for me? No. Vizard Agent uses the wording you give it, unchanged.
How long should it be on screen? As long as it takes to read. Vizard Agent measures that.
What about a second language? Vizard Agent builds it on the same timing and flags overflow.