Intro · 1:34
Editing video with text
Aleph's UI and object replacement.
- One prompt can create new angles, VFX, lighting changes.
- Upload a clip, prompt the change.
- Test 1: object replacement.
| Edit | Prompt example |
|---|---|
| Replace | Swap the bag for a hat |
Do this in your own tools, step by step. Ticks are saved on this device.
Input?
A clip + prompt.
Test 1?
Object replacement.
0:00 You will see capabilities and limitations, my test results, and clear pros and cons so you know exactly when ALF is worth it and when it isn't. First of all, when you start a new session on Runway website, you will be immediately greeted by if. It's very simple to use it. All you need to do is editing a video clip first and after that typing a simple command. A conversational prompt is most of the time more than enough.
0:24 In this first example, I edit this video of a man holding a lamp. So, Runway Alf only allows you to edit a five seconds of a video. This is maximum output length. The cool thing is they recently added a slider here. So, you can easily pick which 5 seconds clip of your uploaded video that you want to edit. You can replace or remove objects with a single prompt. In this example, I'm going to start from the beginning to the middle.
1:09 And I wrote simply, "Man is holding a wolf." And this is what Rande Alf gave me. It replaced the lamp with the wolf in an almost perfect way. I'm saying almost perfect because you can realize some issues with the pulse here that they look more like lamp feet. But overall, it's very impressive considering I just did it with a simple
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