Vizard Agent

How to rebuild an ad you like with your own presenter and branding

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Show Vizard Agent the ad whose structure you want and give it your own presenter and logo. Vizard Agent maps the reference's shot list, rebuilds each shot with your material, measures where the logo belongs on the uniform in every shot, and checks the presenter's mouth is closed when she is not speaking.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Point at the reference and supply your material. Vizard Agent downloads the ad, transcribes it, samples its frames and maps the shot list before generating anything, so you don't need to describe the structure. What matters is a clear, front-facing photo of your presenter, with their agreement, and a clean copy of your logo.

Prompt

Rebuild this ad with my own presenter and branding: [link]. Use the attached photo for the presenter and put our logo on the [uniform]. Ending on [the call to action].

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

An ad you admire is a structure: a hook, a demonstration, a comparison, a call to action. Vizard Agent keeps the structure and replaces everything visible in it. Much of the work is getting one logo onto one uniform, measured and composited rather than generated, because generated uniforms drift. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The line between learning a structure and copying an ad is a judgement, not a technical setting, and Vizard Agent rebuilds what you point it at without knowing whose ad it is. The presenter, branding, product and claims must be yours. Don't imitate another company's colours, mark or slogans, get your presenter's permission, and remember a competitor's claim isn't licensed to you by copying their layout.

Common questions

Is this copying someone's ad? It should not be. The structure is the reference; the presenter, branding, product and claims are yours.

Do I need to film my presenter? No. One clear photograph is enough for Vizard Agent to work from, with that person's agreement to appear.

Why does the mouth matter so much? A presenter mouthing along during a voiceover is the single clearest tell that a video was generated, so Vizard Agent checks each shot for it.