# Runway Video Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/models/runway-video Runway Video in Fuser generates 5-10 second video from text or an image with Gen-4.5 and Gen-4 Turbo. Plan shots and chain edits on one canvas. ## Specs | Spec | Value | | --- | --- | | Versions | Gen-4 Turbo, Gen-4.5 | | Inputs | Prompt (text), Image Prompt (image), End Image Prompt (image) | | Output | video | | Duration | 5 seconds, 10 seconds | | Aspect ratios | 1280:720 Horizontal, 720:1280 Vertical, 1104:832 Landscape, 832:1104 Vertical, 960:960 Square, 1584:672 Landscape | | Cost | 345–1,653 credits per run | Director-grade camera choreography and seamless frame interpolation for cinematic motion Creator: Runway Also known as: Gen-4, Gen-4.5 [Direct cinematic scene](https://app.fuser.studio) ## How Runway Video works Direct continuous 5 to 10-second cinematic sequences by combining descriptive camera trajectories with optional start and end image prompts. ### Anchor start and end frames Upload an initial image baseline or pair first and last keyframes to govern character likeness and lighting continuity across the take. ### Direct camera and motion cues Describe specific camera trajectories like slow push-ins or tracking arcs alongside subject dynamics and progressive environmental changes. ### Generate and export takes Select 5-second or 10-second durations in cinematic widescreen or vertical formats, rendering temporal consistency with physical inertia. ## What Runway Video is good at From rapid storyboarding on Turbo to flagship Gen-4.5 frame interpolation, explore dedicated tools for director-level temporal control. ### Dual-keyframe interpolation Blend seamlessly from an initial image baseline to a final destination frame across a 10-second duration, preserving lighting continuity and subject permanence throughout the shot progression. ### Flagship physical fidelity The Gen-4.5 tier delivers maximum temporal stability and physical fidelity, handling intricate image-to-video animations when high-stakes production quality takes priority over turnaround speed. ### Rapid Turbo storyboarding The Gen-4 Turbo variant accelerates iteration cycles for animatics and early composition checks, reducing queue times when exploring alternative camera angles and pacing. ### Cinematic aspect framing Render in expansive 1584:672 or 1280:720 widescreen landscape for theatrical scale, or pivot to 720:1280 and 832:1104 vertical formats for mobile-first visual storytelling. ## Made with Runway Video A gallery of high-fidelity camera choreography, physical momentum, and deliberate lighting continuity generated across landscape and portrait ratios. ### Industrial automotive dynamics in open landscape ### Music video performance with high-contrast studio staging ### Architectural interior light study and subtle atmospheric drift ### High-fashion lookbook framing with bold chromatic contrast ### Atmospheric cinematic documentary expedition ## What people build with Runway Video Filmmakers, creative directors, and motion designers leverage fluid frame generation to build commercial spots, previsualization takes, and visual campaigns. ### Cinematic film previsualization Directors and cinematographers can storyboard intricate continuous camera moves, establishing shots, and lighting cues prior to principal photography. ### Commercial product motion Brand designers and creative agencies can animate static 3D renders and hero product photography into fluid 5-second commercial motion assets. ### Fashion lookbooks and runway Apparel brands can bring still lookbook photography to life with natural fabric drift, directional studio lighting, and dynamic model turns. ### Spatial architectural walkthroughs Architects can transform still render keyframes into continuous spatial walkthroughs, demonstrating natural light progression across building materials. ### Social-first brand loops Content teams can generate vertical 720:1280 video moments optimized for short-form feeds, combining bold color blocking with arresting motion. ## Frequently asked questions ### What is Gen-4? Gen-4 and Gen-4.5 are the high-tier video synthesis architectures powering Runway Video. They specialize in temporal consistency, cinematographic camera control, and keyframe-conditioned animation, enabling creators to generate 5-second and 10-second cinematic takes from structured text prompts or reference images. ### What is the difference between Gen-4 Turbo and Gen-4.5? Gen-4 Turbo is optimized for rapid generation speed and lower compute cost, making it ideal for animatics, storyboarding, and fast composition tests. In contrast, Gen-4.5 is the flagship tier built for maximum temporal stability, intricate first-to-last frame morphing, and meticulous physical consistency in production workflows. ### When should I use text-to-video instead of image conditioning? Use text-to-video when generating entirely new scenes from scratch without pre-existing concept art or photographic assets. When you require strict character continuity, brand styling, or an established lighting palette, connect an initial image prompt to anchor the generation before directing camera motion. ### How do start and end image prompts work? Dual-image conditioning smoothly interpolates motion from a starting keyframe to an end destination keyframe over a 10-second duration. To maintain seamless visual coherence, both frames should share compatible lighting angles, camera perspective, and subject framing. ### What types of camera motion does Runway Video handle best? The model excels at controlled cinematic camera maneuvers—such as slow push-ins, tracking dollies, orbital arcs, and panoramic sweeps—paired with natural environmental dynamics like drifting mist, flowing fabric, and realistic physical momentum. ## Try Runway Video on Fuser Director-grade camera choreography and seamless frame interpolation for cinematic motion [Direct cinematic scene](https://app.fuser.studio) ## Related models - [Runway Aleph](https://fuser.studio/models/runway-aleph.md) - [Runway Act-Two](https://fuser.studio/models/runway-act-two.md) - [MiniMax H3 Recast](https://fuser.studio/models/minimax-h3-recast.md) - [Kling O3 Edit](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-o3-edit.md) - [Kling O3](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-o3.md) - [Kling 3.0 Video](https://fuser.studio/models/kling-3-0-video.md) Node reference: [Runway Video docs](https://docs.fuser.studio/docs/nodes/video/runway-video.md)