Vizard Agent

How to turn a two-minute Reel into a series of Instagram Stories

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Upload the Reel and tell Vizard Agent to build each Story as its own small piece rather than slicing at fixed intervals. Vizard Agent reads the transcript, measures where the old burnt-in subtitles sit, reframes around the speaker's face, and gives every Story its own beginning and end.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say what you don't want explicitly. Telling Vizard Agent not to slice mechanically turns the job from a cutting task into an editing one, and every later decision follows from it. Name anything already burnt in, like old subtitles or a live badge, since those are the usual reason a repurposed Reel looks second-hand.

Prompt

Turn this [2] minute Reel into a series of [Instagram Stories]. Do not just cut it into 15 second chunks. Edit each one as its own small story. Remove the old subtitles.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

Cutting a two-minute Reel into fifteen-second blocks produces fragments that start mid-sentence. A Story series works only when every card is a complete small thought, so Vizard Agent cuts on meaning, and it measures a lot before cutting: the old captions, the badge, the face, the loudness. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Repurposing a finished piece means working around decisions already baked into the picture. Burnt-in subtitles are part of the image: Vizard Agent can cover or crop them, and there's no clean undo. A Reel already cropped tight has no room to reframe, some thoughts are longer than a Story, and a continuous music track won't carry across separate cards.

Common questions

How many Stories from a two-minute Reel? Around six. Fewer if the material needs longer thoughts.

Will it remove the old captions? Vizard Agent measures where they sit and crops or covers them, then adds new ones.

Can it avoid the platform badge? Yes. Vizard Agent finds the frame the badge first appears on and works around it.