Vizard Agent

How to turn a car walkaround into a proper showcase video

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload your walkaround footage to Vizard Agent and say what the car is. Vizard Agent extracts frames to see the car properly, checks whether you were talking over the footage, then searches the music library twice, once for the genre and once for something that suits the specific finish, and compares tracks before choosing one.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Describe the car the way you would to someone who cares about cars. The specifics, such as the wrap, the brand of film and the model year, turn a generic search for car music into a search for something that suits this particular car. Say whether you're talking on the footage, too.

Prompt

This is a walkaround of my car, wrapped in [cosmic blue PPF from a specific brand]. Make it a proper showcase: [sleek and energetic], vertical, under [20] seconds.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A walkaround is already the right footage. What separates a phone video from a showcase is pacing and music, and music is where people go wrong: a generic energetic track under a car wrapped in a specific colour throws away what made it worth filming. So Vizard Agent looks before it searches. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Everything a showcase can do is limited by how the car was filmed on the day. Bad light flattens a finish, and paint mirrors its surroundings, including you and your phone, which can't be removed from the panel. One slow continuous circle can only be sped up, and details you never filmed, like the interior, aren't in the video.

Common questions

Can it use music I already have? Yes. Upload the track and Vizard Agent cuts the picture to it rather than searching.

Will it keep my voice if I am talking? Yes, if you say so. Vizard Agent checks for commentary and can place the music underneath it.

Can I get a longer version for a listing? Yes. Ask for both, and Vizard Agent cuts the long one from the same footage and analysis.