Vizard Agent

How to remake a video with different subjects in it

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the original and tell Vizard Agent what should replace what. Vizard Agent reads the shots and the sound, generates reference images of the new subject, checks them, then regenerates each scene with the replacement in it, keeping the structure and the sound effects you wanted to keep.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say the substitution and the preservation in the same breath. Vizard Agent treats "keep the sound effects, drop the music" as a separate instruction from the visual swap, and stating both is what stops it rebuilding things you were happy with. Describe the replacement precisely enough to generate a consistent reference for it.

Prompt

Replace every [cement mixer] in this video with a [fire engine] doing [the same action]. Keep the sound effects exactly as they are and remove the music and the song. Same pacing and length.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Remaking with a different subject is a different job from editing: the scenes get rebuilt, and what carries over is the pacing, the sound and the order. Scenes generated without a shared reference come out with subtly different subjects, so Vizard Agent builds and checks the references first. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Remaking a video means regenerating it, so nothing from the original picture survives. Complex actions are hard to match, and simple, clear movements reproduce best. Without references the subject drifts between shots. Live-action subjects are the hardest case, while stylised and animated work far better. And remaking someone else's video doesn't make its structure yours.

Common questions

Is the new video generated or edited? Generated. Vizard Agent rebuilds each scene rather than altering the original video's pixels.

Can I keep the original sound? Yes. Vizard Agent separates the audio, so the effects can stay while the music is removed.

Does it work with real people? Poorly. Vizard Agent reproduces stylised and animated subjects far more reliably than live action.