Figma Weave adds Runway's Aleph 2.0 for frame-level video editing
By Steven Van ·
The node handles clips up to 30 seconds and lets edits to a subject carry across every frame it appears in.
Runway's Aleph 2.0 model is now available as a node in Figma Weave, adding frame-level editing to the canvas: keyframes let you direct individual frames, and edits to a subject carry through every frame that subject appears in.
- Handles clips up to 30 seconds, with reference images to guide the look applied across the video while preserving everything else.
- Works as a connected workflow node, so you can preview changes, refine, and build a video one decision at a time rather than in a single prompt.
- Can change camera angle, add a character, or transform the environment without reshooting, letting you explore several directions from the same source clip.
Figma says pricing will be updated to scale with input length, which may lower costs for some use cases. Full details are in the announcement.
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