Funkcja ProRunway AI is a cinematic video model on runwayml.com for short clips from text, stills, and reference footage. Plan Gen-4.5 action, video-to-video relights, storyboard beats, and camera moves before you generate—it excels at physics-aware motion, not generic text-only clips.
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4Runway Academy’s Gen-3 Alpha walkthrough shows text- and image-to-video basics—then draft your own Gen-4.5 brief with camera and consistency notes in the hero tool above.
Starter prompts for playful city scenes, product relights, architecture drifts, wildlife action, and character beats. Copy the structure—not every word.
Hundreds of ducks flood a golden-hour path while the skyline stays soft—whimsical motion that still reads as directed footage.
30-second cinematic short of New York Central Park path overrun by mallard ducks at golden hour, slow tracking camera, keep duck motion natural and playful.
Artisan candles on marble relight from warm afternoon to moody blue-hour without rebuilding the set in text.
Aesthetic candle line on marble vanity, warm afternoon sun, lock product positions and reflections, relight to cool blue-hour practical lamps in video-to-video.
Painted Ladies at golden hour with a gentle crane drift instead of a static render—classic architecture previz.
High-end San Francisco real estate promo, Painted Ladies on steep hill, golden hour, slow crane rise, keep building lines stable.
Snow leopard leaps through sunbeams in stone ruins—strong previz for wildlife and adventure spots.
Snow leopard chasing light through abandoned Himalayan temple ruins, dust in sunbeams, slow crane rise, keep stone geometry and cat silhouette stable.
Amber honey pours over dark chocolate for localized liquid-motion tests with a clean macro frame.
Macro cinematic shot, amber honey pouring over dark chocolate sphere, mid-splash liquid dynamics, black backdrop, keep pour path and highlight stable.
Filmmaker watches an older version on the monitor—useful when you need dialogue-ready consistency before extending shots.
Filmmaker in dim edit suite watches older version of himself on monitor, warm desk lamps, shallow depth of field, keep face structure stable across extended dialogue shots.
Runway is built for Gen-4.5 fidelity, video-to-video edits, storyboard animation, Motion Brush control, and director-style camera moves.
Runway highlights momentum, liquid dynamics, and hair coherence across frames—write action with weight, not floating drift.
Video-to-video workflows let you add or remove objects, change camera angle, or relight without rebuilding the set from text alone.
Storyboard mode turns AI-generated line-art frames into motion—upload clean digital panels, not scanned pencil sketches, then plan beat order before you extend.
Runway’s Motion Brush steers localized movement—fabric, hair, smoke—while holding backgrounds steadier. Brief which regions should move versus stay locked.
Advanced camera controls support slow crane rises on architecture, tracking shots, and orbit moves—name one primary move per clip.
When a concept spans action, relit interiors, and architecture previz, map beats in one timeline brief before extend or export.
Choose Runway AI in VidMage when your brief needs Gen-4.5 motion language, video-to-video relights, storyboard beats, or cross-scene consistency.
Plan physics-aware action, liquid dynamics, and hair coherence—the strengths Runway leads with on cinematic briefs.
Start from a base clip when you need relights, reframes, or object patches instead of rebuilding the scene from text alone.
Map pencil panels or mockups to motion beats before you upload—storyboard mode helps previz handoff.
Name one primary move—track, push-in, orbit, crane—and the pacing so outputs read as directed footage.
Lock face, wardrobe, and palette when the same subject appears in boardroom, rooftop, or ad variants.
Review runwayml.com billing, Gen version, and commercial terms before client delivery.
Compare Gen-3 Alpha, Gen-4, and Gen-4.5 on reference inputs, clip length, resolution, audio, multi-shot editing, and motion—so you can pick the right version for your brief.
| Features | Gen-3 Alpha | Gen-4 | Gen-4.5 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference inputs | Text and still images | Text, stills, and video references | Text, image, video, and storyboard frames |
| Max clip length | ~5 s | Up to 10 s | Up to 16 s |
| Max resolution | Up to 720p | Up to 1080p | Up to 1080p |
| Native audio | — | — | Optional |
| Multi-shot clips | Single-clip prompts | Single clip, longer runs | Multi-beat storyboard timelines |
| Motion & camera | Motion Brush and prompt-led camera notes | Smoother human and product motion from a still | Motion Brush, camera control, and video-to-video relights |
| Edit & extend | Regenerate when a segment fails | Clip extension | Extend, inpaint, and video-to-video edits |
| Best for | Quick cinematic previz | Portrait and product image-to-video | Action, relights, and storyboard ads |
| When to pick | You need a fast Gen-3 baseline clip | Uploaded stills must stay sharp in motion | You need flagship motion, V2V editing, or storyboard continuity |
Pick text, still, or video input; name Gen version and camera path; plan storyboard or video-to-video edits; then review consistency before export.
Use text for new scenes, a still for composition lock, or an existing clip when you need relight, reframe, or storyboard continuation.
Add action, one camera move, lighting, aspect ratio, stylization intent, and do-not-drift notes for faces or products.
Generate the first clip, extend or patch segments when needed, then export for review.
Runway fits filmmakers, agencies, architecture previz teams, and performance-led social creators—not only generic AI video experimenters.
Prototype Gen-4.5 action, camera paths, and storyboard beats before committing to full production schedules.
Test relights, product hero shots, stylized variants, and cross-scene consistency for client decks.
Animate facade drifts and in-house previz when static renders need motion for stakeholder reviews.
Ship retro product spins, lifestyle beats, and vertical cuts with locked packaging geometry.
Explore stylized portrait turns and short cinematic clips for Reels, Shorts, and mute-first caption workflows.
Demonstrate physics-aware motion, video-to-video edits, and storyboard-to-shot workflows in classroom settings.
Describe the shot or upload a starting frame. Note how it should move, then hit Generate when you're ready.
