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313,174 views • 7 months ago

I know we are all excited about Sora 2, but don't sleep on the other models. Runway Aleph is a powerful tool as you can essentially control AI generated characters using videos recorded with your phone. And it's now on Freepik 🔥 To use Runway Aleph on Freepik, head to the new clip editor. Then pick the Aleph model from the menu (or leave it on Auto). Add a prompt and hit generate. All covered in the short tutorial below.

I know we are all excited about Sora 2, but don't sleep on the other models. Runway Aleph is a powerful tool as you can essentially control AI generated characters using videos recorded with your phone. And it's now on Freepik 🔥 To use Runway Aleph on Freepik, head to the new clip editor. Then pick the Aleph model from the menu (or leave it on Auto). Add a prompt and hit generate. All covered in the short tutorial below.

Martin LeBlanc

12,050 views • 9 months ago