Vizard Agent

How to turn a screen recording into a polished app demo

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the recording and tell Vizard Agent to zoom on the taps, cut the waiting and add step labels. Vizard Agent computes the exact coordinates of each interactive element, measures the audio energy to find the dead time, and places the highlights on the buttons rather than near them.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Name all three treatments in one request. Vizard Agent handles zooming, cutting and labelling as one coordinated job, because the label has to appear where the zoom is going and after the cut lands. Asking for them separately breaks that. Add the app's name for the labels and say whether your narration stays.

Prompt

Turn my screen recording into a tutorial for [app name]: zoom in on the clicks, cut the waiting, add step labels and captions. Keep the original narration.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Much of the job is coordinate work. Rather than eyeballing roughly where a button sits, Vizard Agent crops into the interface and computes the actual bounding boxes, because a tap highlight two hundred pixels from its button reads as sloppy immediately. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Vizard Agent reads your interface as pixels rather than as a running application. Sensitive data stays visible unless you record with test accounts or ask for regions to be blurred. Dense screens leave nowhere for a step card to sit, a zoom into fast scrolling shows the blur at full size, and if your app really takes eight seconds, a demo that hides it sets an expectation.

Common questions

Does it keep my narration? Yes, if you ask. Vizard Agent checks for it before doing anything else.

Will the taps be visible? Yes. Vizard Agent generates tap animations placed on the computed button coordinates.

Can it hide account details? Ask and Vizard Agent will blur the regions you name.