Aleph 2.0 is here. Now you can edit a single frame in your video, preview the change and then Aleph 2.0 carries that edit across the rest of your video. Try it now in the new Edit Studio on web at the link below.

Yesterday, we hosted our 4th Annual AI Festival at Lincoln Center in NYC, our biggest and most ambitious festival yet. A sold out audience had the opportunity to hear Ron Howard discuss the role of technology in filmmaking before watching the 10 finalist films. The films were just extraordinary. This year’s selections raised the bar yet again. A demonstration of what’s possible when powerful new tools are placed in the hands of great artists. Thank you to our partners: Lionsgate, Tribeca Festival, The Gotham, Monks, Adobe, Roku, and NVIDIA. And congratulations to all of the creative minds who shared their work with us. The future of media, entertainment and art is being written right now.

The sold out New York premiere of the 2026 Runway AI Festival is tonight. See you at the movies.

50 Crowns. A fully AI-generated in-game cinematic following two bounty hunters on the road. Created with Runway in less than a week by just one person. If you have an idea, you can make it.

Use Aleph 2.0 to turn any video into a green screen asset or clean plate, no rotoscoping required. Learn how with today's Runway Academy.

Create compositing mattes in seconds with Aleph 2.0 Mattes let you isolate a subject from its background so you can composite, color or apply effects to just one part of your shot. 1. Upload your video 2. Prompt for a white silhouette on black 3. Review your preview 4. Hit generate 5. Set your matte clip as a luma matte in your editor Clean mattes, ready for compositing. No rotoscoping required.