Video editors who want to change shot footage rather than reshoot; Aleph 2.0 costs real credits, though a small free allowance exists.
Kenning's take
What it does
Aleph is an in-context video model from Runway that edits a video you give it rather than only generating new clips. It can add, remove or transform objects, generate new camera angles of a scene, and change style and lighting from a text prompt. It launched for paid Runway users in July 2025, and Runway now offers Aleph 2.0 in its app plans and through the Runway Dev API.
- Edits existing video from text prompts
- Adds, removes and transforms objects
- Generates new camera angles of a scene
- Changes style and lighting
- Aleph 2.0 handles clips up to 30 seconds via the API
Who it suits. Video makers and editors who want to change existing footage without reshooting.
Key facts
- Category
- AI models
- Part of
- Runway
- Made by
- Runway AI, Inc.
- Released
- 25 July 2025
- How to get it
- in the Runway app on paid plans; Aleph 2.0 also through the Runway Dev API
- Works on
- Web, iOS, Android, API
- Free plan
- Free plan with 125 one-time credits
- API price
- Aleph 2.0 $0.28 per second of video through Runway Dev
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $15 | month ($12 billed annually) |
| Pro | $35 | month ($28 billed annually) |
| Max | $95 | month ($76 billed annually) |
FAQ
When was Runway Aleph released?
Runway introduced Aleph on 25 July 2025, for all paid users.
What can Runway Aleph do?
It edits existing video, adding or removing objects, generating new angles and changing style or lighting.
How much does Aleph cost?
Aleph 2.0 uses 140 credits per 5 seconds on Runway plans, or $0.28 a second through the API.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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