Vizard Agent
Give it a brief (URL, idea, footage) and it researches, scripts, generates visuals, edits and localises. 22 templates. Tiers Flash/Pro/Max/Ultra; median jobs 47–263 credits and 28–38 minutes. Prices only visible at signed-in checkout.
Vizard is built for talk: podcasts, webinars, interviews and livestream VODs. Import from 13 sources, let it find highlights with your duration and style preferences, then edit by deleting words in the transcript, caption in 40 languages and translate into 128, and export to four ratios or schedule straight to six platforms. Credits map to source minutes, which makes the cost easy to predict. This page covers each stage, the plans, and the caveats.
Vizard's billing is the easiest to predict in this category: clipping or transcribing a 60-minute episode costs 60 credits. Creator gives 600 a month (ten hours of source), Free gives 60, and monthly credits stay valid for two months.
The trap is AI Enhance. Super-resolution is priced per output second (about 1 credit at 1080p, 1.5 at 2K, 2 at 4K), so a single five-minute 4K upscale can eat a whole month. Clip first, enhance only the winners, and read the credit estimate before confirming.
A 30-minute talking-head video yields 20-plus candidates in about ten minutes, per the vendor's illustrative figures.
YouTube, Google Drive, Vimeo, StreamYard, TikTok, X, Twitch, Loom, Facebook, LinkedIn, Dropbox and Instagram, or upload MP4/MOV/AVI/3GP. Podcasters recording on StreamYard or Riverside-style tools can pull the episode without downloading it first.
Choose duration bands, 9:16 or 1:1, emoji or highlighted keywords, and a template. Shorter bands produce more candidates. Speaker identification uses audio and video, and Active Speaker keeps whoever is talking in frame; you can pin specific speakers to stay visible.
Delete a sentence and the video cut follows; edit a word and only the subtitle changes. Struck text can be restored, and a timeline editor covers what text can't. Auto Censorship mutes or beeps profanity and any custom word list.
Transcription in 40 languages, subtitle translation into 128. Apply a brand template (fonts, colours, logo) so every clip matches, and download SRT or TXT on paid plans. There's no dubbing; translation is text only.
Export in 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9 (4K on paid), straight to Google Drive if you like. Or set Auto Schedule: a virality threshold, up to 10 clips a day, active days and time windows, and it queues clips to TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Instagram and Facebook Pages with generated descriptions and hashtags.
Give it a brief (URL, idea, footage) and it researches, scripts, generates visuals, edits and localises. 22 templates. Tiers Flash/Pro/Max/Ultra; median jobs 47–263 credits and 28–38 minutes. Prices only visible at signed-in checkout.
Submit a remote file or one of 13 sources; poll or webhook for completion. Up to 100 clips per job, four ratios, silence removal, captions, B-roll. Creator: 3 req/min, 20/hour. Business: 10/min, 60/hour. v2 clipping costs ~1.25× credits.
Set a virality threshold and daily caps; clips above the bar post themselves on your chosen days and windows.
Mutes or beeps profanity and a custom word list. Useful for brand-safe cuts of unfiltered podcasts.
Super-resolution to 1080p, 2K or 4K, billed per output second. Can't restore detail that isn't in the source.
Business seats at $10/month, 20 social accounts, unlimited storage while subscribed. Downgrading can expire projects and scheduled posts.
Saved caption styles, fonts, colours and logo applied across every clip in a project.
Active Speaker reframing, pinned speakers, audio + video identification. Crops can still miss slides and reactions; review each ratio.
USD, as of August 2026 per an independent breakdown. Annual billing is about half the monthly rate.
Moving from Creator to Business forfeits unused Creator credits. Refunds are narrow. Terms and privacy policy are dated October 2022, predate Agent, and grant a broad content licence including machine-learning use; no SOC 2 or ISO claim was found. Worth reading before uploading client footage.
Text-based editing, speaker pinning, Auto Censorship and link import from StreamYard make it the most podcast-shaped clipper here. See podcast clips.
LinkedIn and X scheduling, 128-language subtitles, brand templates, 20 accounts on Business. The multilingual case is where it beats Klap and OpusClip.
Predictable credit cost and a simple submit-and-poll model. Rate limits are low (3/min on Creator), so it's for batch jobs, not real-time. No MCP; see MCP servers.
Auto Schedule with a virality threshold is near-autopilot. Check the campaign's rules on scheduled vs native posts, and model credits-per-clip in the earnings calculator.
AI Enhance at 4K burns 2 credits a second. If you need 4K everything, budget for it or pick a tool with flat 4K export.
Single-speaker tracking only; no split-screen or gameplay layouts. Klap's Reframe 2 handles those.
Ten hours of source video for clipping or transcription. Four 90-minute podcast episodes plus a few webinars fit comfortably. The only thing that changes the maths is AI Enhance, billed per output second.
Yes, plus Google Drive, Vimeo, StreamYard, TikTok, X, Twitch, Loom, Facebook, LinkedIn, Dropbox and Instagram. Zoom isn't listed; export the recording and upload it.
No. It translates subtitles into 128 languages, but doesn't generate dubbed audio. Katto and OpusClip (Pro) offer dubbing if you need it.
A separate, brief-driven generator that can research, script, produce visuals and edit a video end to end. It's credit-priced per job with tiers (Flash/Pro/Max/Ultra), and the vendor admits long jobs can drift. Treat it as a draft maker, not a one-prompt finisher.
Monthly credits stay valid for two months, annual for thirteen. Upgrading from Creator to Business forfeits unused Creator credits, so time the switch for the end of a cycle.