Vizard Agent

How to replace the background behind you on camera

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload your talking-head footage to Vizard Agent and describe the background you want. Vizard Agent separates you from what you filmed in front of, generates the new background, and composites you back over it. No green screen is needed, and you can ask for text or graphics that sit behind you rather than over your face.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

One instruction covers both halves of the job: what goes behind you, and what goes on top. Naming the second stops Vizard Agent placing a caption across your face, and it's the clause people leave out most often. Describe the background in words, and say if it must be empty of people.

Prompt

Here is my talking-head footage. Replace the background with [a warm studio with soft lamps, no people] and put [my tagline] behind me, on the left, so it does not cover my face.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Keying works off the edge of your silhouette, so most of the job is checking rather than doing. Vizard Agent looks at what it produced, finds a problem and goes back. Compositing a frame over a colour nothing in the scene contains shows a bad edge immediately. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Everything is decided by the edge of your silhouette. Phone footage filmed sideways is the reliable failure: the key reads the stored picture and ignores the rotate flag, so the result comes back empty or rotated. Say so and it's one instruction to fix. Fast movement and fine detail like curly hair or glasses frames break the edge, and it can't relight you.

Common questions

Do I need a green screen? No. Vizard Agent separates you from an ordinary room, though a green screen still gives a cleaner edge.

Can the text sit behind me rather than over me? Yes. Ask Vizard Agent for it by name. It makes the shot read as a set rather than an overlay.

Will my audio change? No. This is picture-only, and Vizard Agent leaves the speech untouched.