Runway on Reigniter
Runway Gen-3 Turbo turns one image into a shot with natural camera movement, and backs up Standard shots when their first model fails.
by RunwayPro plan and up
On Reigniter
- Gen-3 TurboImageText
What you can do with Runway
Why Reigniter routes to Runway
Auto select reads every shot and sends it to the model that fits. You can override it on any scene, and whatever you pick is what renders.
When Auto select uses Runway
- When a Standard shot's first model fails, Gen-3 Turbo takes over. It is a different model family, so one outage cannot stop both.
When it goes elsewhere
- Auto does not choose Gen-3 Turbo for a first attempt. You can pick it on any scene.
- People shots go to MiniMax H3 on Standard and Kling 3 Pro on Premium.
Versions and specs
Every Runway build Reigniter calls, what it takes in, and where it is used.
Gen-3 Turbo
- Input
- Image, Text
- Native audio
- No
- Where it is used
- Standard backup; picked per scene
- Credits
- Shown before you run it
| Version | Input | Native audio | Where it is used | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gen-3 Turbo | Image, Text | No | Standard backup; picked per scene | Shown before you run it |
Runway in three steps
- 1
Write the brief
Describe the advert, or start from a ready-made flow. Reigniter plans the shots for you.
- 2
Shape it on the canvas
Every shot is a node. Approve the frames, and Runway runs where it fits or wherever you choose it.
- 3
Render with your brand kit
Your logo, colours and type are applied at render time, and the price is shown before you run it.
Runway and the models beside it
Role, price and speed only. Which one looks best is your call, shot by shot.
Runway on Reigniter, answered
Reigniter is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Runway. Runway is a third-party model accessed through our providers’ APIs. Product names and trademarks belong to their owners and are used for identification only.
