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HeyGen's new Video Agent launched this week! Let's break down what's new in Video Agent, and then get into a prompting guide to help you take full advantage of the new features.

Here's what's new in Video Agent as of this week:

See the full blueprint before anything renders

We just published a comprehensive Video Agent prompting guide to help you make the most of the new features, and wanted to make sure our community saw it first.

For those who want the quick version, here are the highlights:

 Paste your full script into the prompt. Video Agent will follow it scene-by-scene while improving flow and timing. This is the single biggest upgrade most users miss.

"Use minimal, clean styled visuals. Blue, black, and white as main colors."

 Without a defined style, scenes can look disconnected.

 Motion graphics for data and diagrams. Stock footage for real environments and emotions. AI-generated visuals for custom scenarios. The guide includes a full matrix.

4. Prompt scene-by-scene when precision matters.

 Structure each scene with: Scene Type → Visual Description → VO/Script → Duration.

A few things we've learned from watching how our best creators use Video Agent:

Stack your style instructions at the end.

 Put your content/script first, then add all style directives (colors, motion graphics preferences, media type guidance) as a block at the bottom. This keeps your creative intent clean and your technical specs organized.

 If you find a style combo that works, save it somewhere and paste it into every prompt. Consistency across videos builds brand recognition. Here's the one from the guide:

"Use minimal, clean styled visuals. Blue, black, and white as main colors. Leverage motion graphics as B-rolls and A-roll overlays. Use AI videos when necessary. When real-world footage is needed, use Stock Media. Include an intro sequence, outro sequence, and chapter breaks using Motion Graphics."

 Video Agent remembers context within a session. After your first render, you can say "make the intro shorter" or "swap the B-roll in scene 3 for stock footage" without re-prompting everything.

We'd love to see how you're using these techniques.

Drop your videos in the community or tag 

 on social. We'll be featuring standout examples in upcoming posts.

Prompting video agent like a pro: a guide for our community

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