Runway video to video AI editor
Runway Aleph 2.0 AI Video Editor
Runway Aleph 2.0 gives a clip you already have a whole new look from one sentence, like this live action close up redrawn as hand painted anime with his glance and lip movement kept on the beat.
Restyle footage as anime, move a scene to golden hour, turn a summer landscape into deep winter or shoot one product and render every colorway. We made every edit on this page on Pixel Dojo, and each one comes with the exact prompt so you can start from it.
20 credits ($1.25) per 2 s clip. Included in every plan, from $10/month.
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By Brian Lovett · Updated
What Runway Aleph 2.0 can do with your footage
Runway Aleph 2.0 is the video to video model from Runway, and it is the version Pixel Dojo runs. Give it a clip and one instruction, and it hands back the same shot with the change applied: a new art style, new light, a new season, new colors or new materials.
The motion is what makes it useful. In every edit on this page, the performance and the camera came through intact. The sailor still looks up and speaks on the same beats, the drone still dives down the waterfall, and the bike still leans into the turn. You keep the shot you love and change only the look.
Our best prompts all share one shape. Open with a verb (restyle, relight, change), describe the new look in concrete colors and materials, then close with a Keep sentence that names what must not change, such as the face, the lip movement or the camera path.
Aleph pairs well with a text to video model. We generated every source clip on this page with Kling 3.0, then brought each one here to restyle it, relight it or recolor it. Make the shot once and give it as many looks as you need.
What you can create with Runway Aleph
Every tile is a Runway Aleph edit of a short clip we made with Kling 3.0, and the caption tells you what the original looked like. Tap Use this prompt, add your own clip and swap the nouns that describe our footage (the yellow oilskin coat, the cobalt bottle, the red leather suit) for what is in your shot.
Anime restyle. The original is a live action close up of a sailor looking up from his lantern to speak by a storm window. Aleph redrew every frame with ink lines and cel shading, his glance and lip movement land on the same beats, and his face, beard and lantern hold steady from start to finish. Start from this prompt to turn any talking shot into animation.
Restyle the video as a hand painted anime film: clean ink outlines, flat cel shading on his yellow oilskin coat and grey beard, painted watercolor rain streaks on the window behind him, and a soft painted glow around the brass lantern. Keep his expression, his lip movement and the slow push in unchanged.
Product recolor. The original is a cobalt blue bottle with a silver cap under a crashing splash. Aleph swapped in smoky amber glass, honey gold liquid and a gold cap, and left the water, the hanging droplets and the wet slate just as they were. Shoot one hero clip, then render every colorway from it.
Change the cobalt blue glass bottle to smoky amber glass filled with honey gold liquid, give it a brushed gold cap, and warm the white rim light to candlelight. Keep the wet black slate, the crashing water, the hanging droplets and the slow orbit unchanged.
Wardrobe change and relight in one sentence. The original is a rider in red leather under magenta and cyan neon. Aleph dressed him in metallic silver and warmed the tunnel to amber, while the lean and the tracking camera hold just as they were shot. Use it to try new wardrobe and lighting on an action scene without a reshoot.
Change the rider's red leather suit and helmet to polished mirror chrome that reflects the tunnel lights, and change the magenta and cyan neon to warm amber sodium lamps so the water spray glows gold. Keep the motorcycle, the lean, the spray and the tracking camera exactly as they are.
Relight to golden hour, from the same close up as the anime tile. The cold blue storm light became warm amber evening haze with the sunset glowing through the window, and his face and expression stay steady from the first frame to the last. Change the time of day of a finished shot with one sentence.
Relight the scene with warm golden hour sunlight pouring in low through the rain streaked window behind him, putting a bright gold rim light on his hair, beard and yellow oilskin coat and turning the cold blue storm light into amber evening haze. Keep his face, his expression, his lip movement and the slow push in unchanged.
Runway Aleph 2.0 inputs and how to set them
Aleph keeps the controls simple: your clip, one sentence and a couple of optional extras. Here is every input on Pixel Dojo and how we would set it.
- Source videoUpload or pick from your library: 2 to 30 seconds, under 16 MB
- Trim to the moment you need before you upload. Pricing follows the length of the clip, and every edit on this page started from a 3 second clip.
- PromptOne plain instruction in everyday words
- Lead with a verb, describe the new look in concrete materials and colors, then add a Keep sentence listing what must not change. Every prompt on this page follows that shape.
- Keyframe imagesUp to 5 images, each pinned to the first frame, the last frame or a timestamp
- Add a reference image when words alone cannot pin the look, such as an exact product color or a set design you already have.
- SeedOptional whole number
- Fix the seed when you want to rerun an edit with one word changed and compare the two versions side by side.
- Video durationRead from your clip, 10 credits per second
- The tool fills it in for you. Through the API, set it to the real length of your clip in seconds.
- OutputSame aspect ratio and length as the source
- Your framing carries straight through. Our 1280 by 720 sources came back at 1920 by 1080, and our square source came back at 1088 by 1088.
Runway Aleph 2.0 vs Seedance 2 Video Edit: one winter prompt
We gave both editors on Pixel Dojo the same source, an FPV dive down a green jungle waterfall at sunrise, and the same winter prompt. Runway Aleph 2.0 turned it into a full HD winter scene that matches the source length and stays frozen to the final frame. Seedance 2 Video Edit, at 720p on its Fast tier, went for photographic ice at a lower credit cost.
Same prompt: Change the season to deep winter. Freeze the waterfall into towering columns of blue glacial ice with thin streams of water still pouring through, cover the cliffs and the jungle canopy in fresh snow, turn the river below into cracked ice under drifting mist, and let fine snow fall through the golden sunrise light shafts. Keep the drone dive and the camera path exactly as they are.
Runway Aleph 2.0. Snow blankets the cliffs, the waterfall becomes towering blue ice and the river stays frozen all the way to the last frame of the dive, delivered at 1920 by 1080.
Change the season to deep winter. Freeze the waterfall into towering columns of blue glacial ice with thin streams of water still pouring through, cover the cliffs and the jungle canopy in fresh snow, turn the river below into cracked ice under drifting mist, and let fine snow fall through the golden sunrise light shafts. Keep the drone dive and the camera path exactly as they are.
Seedance 2 Video Edit at 720p Fast with audio off. Photographic icicles with white water still pouring through, snow on the dark rocks and sunrise light shafts in the mist.
Change the season to deep winter. Freeze the waterfall into towering columns of blue glacial ice with thin streams of water still pouring through, cover the cliffs and the jungle canopy in fresh snow, turn the river below into cracked ice under drifting mist, and let fine snow fall through the golden sunrise light shafts. Keep the drone dive and the camera path exactly as they are.
| Runway Aleph | Seedance 2 Video Edit | |
|---|---|---|
| Credits for this clip | 30 credits | 12 credits |
| Output | 1920 by 1080, 3.04 s, same length as the source | 1280 by 720, 4.04 s |
| Winter look | Sculpted blue ice columns and a fully frozen river | Jagged photographic icicles with water still pouring through |
| Pick it for | Full HD edits that must hold for the entire shot | Fast, lower cost looks at 720p |
Runway Aleph 2.0 edit recipes from this page
Five kinds of edit we made with Runway Aleph, what each prompt changed and what it kept. Each one cost 30 credits and came back the same length as its 3 second source.
| Edit | Source clip | What the prompt changed | What it kept | Output size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anime restyle | Sailor close up, 1280 by 720 | Live action into ink lines, cel shading and painted rain | His glance, lip movement and the slow push in | 1920 by 1080 |
| Relight to golden hour | Same sailor close up | Cold blue storm light into warm amber evening haze | His face, expression and the camera move | 1920 by 1080 |
| Product recolor | Cobalt perfume bottle, 960 by 960 | Blue glass and silver cap into amber glass, honey gold liquid and a gold cap | The splash, the droplets, the wet slate and the orbit | 1088 by 1088 |
| Wardrobe change and relight | Rider in a neon tunnel, 1280 by 720 | Red leather into metallic silver, neon into amber lamps | The bike, the lean and the tracking camera | 1920 by 1080 |
| Winter season swap | FPV waterfall dive, 1280 by 720 | Green jungle into snow, ice columns and a frozen river | The drone dive and the camera path | 1920 by 1080 |
Runway Aleph 2.0 pricing on Pixel Dojo
Runway Aleph costs 10 credits per second of source video, and the price is the same for every kind of edit: a restyle, a relight, a season swap or a recolor.
Every edit on this page started from a 3 second clip and cost 30 credits. A clip at the 30 second maximum costs 300 credits.
Runway Aleph is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, with plans from $10/month. Your credits work across Aleph and every other image and video model on the site, so you can generate a shot with Kling 3.0 and restyle it here from the same balance.
Runway Aleph questions
What is Runway Aleph?
Runway Aleph is a video to video AI editor from Runway, and Pixel Dojo runs Aleph 2.0. You give it a clip you already have and one sentence, and it returns the same shot with a new style, new lighting, a new season or new colors, keeping the motion and the camera move of the original.
What can I make with Runway Aleph?
Anime and painted restyles of live action footage, golden hour relights, summer to winter season swaps, product colorways from a single hero shot, and wardrobe changes on an action scene. Every example on this page was made on Pixel Dojo and comes with its exact prompt.
How do I use Runway Aleph on Pixel Dojo?
Open the Runway Aleph tool, upload a clip or pick one from your library, and type one instruction. Start with a verb (restyle, relight, change), describe the new look in concrete colors and materials, and end with a Keep sentence naming what must stay the same. To make a source clip from scratch, generate it with a text to video model such as Kling 3.0 first.
How much does Runway Aleph cost?
Runway Aleph costs 10 credits per second of source video, so a 3 second clip is 30 credits and a clip at the 30 second maximum is 300 credits. It is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, with plans from $10/month.
How long can my video be for Runway Aleph?
Between 2 and 30 seconds, and under 16 MB. The edited clip comes back at the same length as your source.
What resolution does Runway Aleph output?
It keeps your aspect ratio and lifts 720p footage to full HD. Our 1280 by 720 sources came back at 1920 by 1080, and a 960 by 960 square source came back at 1088 by 1088.
Can I use Runway Aleph through an API?
Yes. POST to /api/v1/models/video-transform/run with a Pixel Dojo API key, a public video URL, your prompt and video_duration set to the length of the clip in seconds. Optional keyframe images and a seed are accepted too.
Make your first Runway Aleph clip
Write a prompt above or start from any example on this page. One subscription covers every model on Pixel Dojo.
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