Select a series of images. Similar images will make for more realistic results, while widely varying images will yield something more experimental and creative.
Step 2
Make adjustments
Choose a clip duration of up to 10s per image, and preferred transition time percentage.
Step 3
Generate
After choosing settings, simply click “Generate.” Once you’ve generated your video, fine-tune the result with adjustment sliders or go back and edit selected images. When you’re happy, all that’s left to do is export!
Frame Interpolation tutorial
Watch this video tutorial to learn how to use Frame Interpolation in Runway
New AI Magic Tools are being released weekly, in addition to our fully-featured timeline video editor. Remove backgrounds with Green Screen, create custom LUTs, and add subtitles or export transcripts all in the same app. Say goodbye to clunky third-party plugins and external softwares — in Runway you have it all.
Edit faster
Your workflow has never been faster. We’re leveraging the latest technologies that AI has to offer to create unique next-generation tooling, but with a familiar feeling and easy entry-point. Make manual rotoscoping, sourcing stock imagery, and outsourcing storyboarding a thing of the past.
In the cloud
Pick up work from anywhere in the world. Collaborate in real-time. Keep your assets centralized, and just a click away. Use Runway by simply opening your browser and logging in — no software downloads or hard drive storage required.
FAQs
How much does Frame Interpolation cost to use?
Frame Interpolation is free to use when exporting in standard definition or 720p resolution. If you’d like to access more advanced export options, you’ll want to upgrade your account!
Are there any system requirements for using Runway?
Runway is accessible on any desktop device with an internet browser! We are currently optimized for use with Google Chrome. Simply head to app.runwayml.com to get started, no downloads required.
What kinds of images can I use with Frame Interpolation?
We recommend using JPG or PNG image files with Frame Interpolation for best results.