The AI media platform for developers. A single API for leading image, video, audio, and real-time character models. Top media models accessible from day one, no re-engineering required.
Build with Recipes for pre-built creative endpoints, Workflows for custom multi-model pipelines, and Characters for real-time interactive avatars. Enterprise-ready with SOC 2 Type II, IP indemnification, 99.9% uptime, audit logs, and spend controls. Trusted by Adobe, ElevenLabs, Shutterstock, and Figma Weave.
Fortune 500 Enterprise companies use Runway Dev to generate millions of creative assets at scale. One integration to access a complete generative media stack.
Models: Runway's frontier models and the top third-party providers in one developer platform. Our Model Router - the first preference-optimized router for generative media - matches a request to a model's capabilities, then optimizing across qualifying models for your cost, quality, and latency preferences. See all your usage across providers on one dashboard, billed together through your AWS account.
Recipes: Pre-built endpoints built for specific creative outcomes: product ads, ad localization, product swaps, multi-shot video, and marketing stock images. No prompt engineering. No model stitching. One call, one output.
Workflows: Build multi-model pipelines and expose them as your own private API endpoints. Combine any models, conditional logic, or transformations, then trigger from your app, internal tool, or automated pipeline.
Characters: Real-time interactive avatars with voice, tool calling, and a knowledge base, built directly into your product. Only available on Runway Dev.
Highlights
Future-proof access: Every model, always current. Runway-built frontier models and best-in-class third-party providers, available day zero. Swap models by changing one line of code. Unified billing across all providers from a single dashboard.
Developer productivity: Recipes deliver specific creative outputs in a single API call. Workflows let you chain models into custom pipelines exposed as private endpoints. Characters adds real-time interactive avatars to any product, exclusively on Runway Dev.
Enterprise trust, already handled: SOC 2 Type II certified, IP indemnification, 99.9% uptime SLA, audit logs, and spend controls. Runway manages vendor security across all model providers through rigorous security review, certification, and contractual data protection requirements.
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This platform uses a single usage-based pricing dimension: Credits. You buy Credits, and they pay for the compute resources your generative models consume. Pricing scales directly with how much you use. The more generation work you run through the API, the more Credits you spend. There are no separate tiers or fixed subscription levels in this listing. Your cost tracks your actual model usage over time.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What do Credits pay for when I run a generation?
Credits cover the compute resources your generative models use through the API. Each generation task, such as creating a video from a prompt or image, consumes Credits based on the work it requires. Longer or more demanding generations draw down more Credits than shorter ones.
How does my Credit spend change as I run more generations?
Credit spend scales directly with usage. Each generation you run through the API draws down Credits. There is no fixed cap tied to a subscription level. If you need higher usage than the self-serve limits allow, you can submit an exception request in your developer portal.
Am I charged Credits if a generation task fails?
The pricing dimension charges Credits for the compute resources your models consume. The available data does not confirm how failed tasks are treated for billing. Contact the vendor to confirm whether a failed generation draws down Credits.
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