Vizard Agent

How to stop info cards covering the speaker's face

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Tell Vizard Agent the cards cover your face and that it only happens sometimes. It measures where your head actually sits across the video, marks the proposed new zone on every window a card appears in, shrinks and re-anchors the cards to that zone, then screens the whole film for any remaining overlap with you.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say "sometimes". A note that says the cards cover your face invites a redesign. A note that says they cover it from time to time tells Vizard Agent the cards are anchored and you are not, so this is a position problem rather than a design problem. Then say where they should sit instead.

Prompt

I really like it, except the info cards cover my face from time to time, and they don't do it every time. Could you move them up to the top right so they sit above my head, and shrink them a little? That should fix it.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A card in a fixed position and a person who moves will collide eventually. So the cards are placed against where the head actually goes, not against one frame, and the proposed zone is tested on every card before any of them are moved. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some frames have nowhere for a card to go. A tight close-up, a subject who moves across the whole width, or a vertical crop with very little margin can leave no zone that is clear for the entire time a card is up. If cards must sit centre-frame, the framing has to change instead.

Common questions

Why does it only happen sometimes? Because the card is anchored and you move. Vizard Agent measures both.

Will shrinking make them unreadable? Vizard Agent checks the text at full size and splits a card rather than over-shrink it.

Can I see the zone before it renders? Yes. Vizard Agent marks it on real frames for you.