Vizard Agent

How to turn a landing page into a Reel that sells the offer

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the link to your offer page. Vizard Agent reads the page, downloads its images and colours, casts a narrator in your language, builds graphic cards and photo cards, and iterates on the captions and the end card until both read cleanly at full size.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

A single line with the link is enough. Vizard Agent reads the funnel and works out the structure itself: the hook, the offer, the proof, the call to action. A long brief mostly restates a page it's about to read anyway, so spend your words on the language and the length.

Prompt

Make an [Instagram] Reel for this funnel: [link]. In [language], around [30] seconds, vertical.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A funnel page is a complete argument that nobody sees, because it lives at the end of a link. The Reel is the same argument in thirty seconds and the page's own colours. Much of the work is iteration on the captions and the end card, compared side by side rather than tried once. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

The Reel inherits everything about the funnel it came from. A page that overpromises produces a Reel that overpromises somewhere far more public, and income or outcome promises are watched closely by ad platforms. A weak offer stays weak, since compression makes a vague proposition more obviously vague, and thirty seconds is one offer.

Common questions

Does it work in any language? Yes. Vizard Agent casts a narrator in the language you name and verifies the captions render its accented characters.

Will the call to action be readable? Vizard Agent checks the final second specifically and re-renders it until it reads at full size.

Can I get two versions to test? Yes. Ask for a second hook and Vizard Agent builds it against the same body.