If you are using Nano Banana, migrate to Nano Banana 2 before the deactivation date. After October 2, 2026, requests using google:4@1 will return an error.

• Edits a source video from a text instruction, supporting attribute, object, and environment changes.
• Accepts up to four reference images to guide identity, style, and other visual details.
• Preserves the source clip's aspect ratio and duration, supporting videos up to 15 seconds at 25 fps.
• Includes a draft mode for faster, lower-cost previews before final-quality rendering.

• Restores detail while reducing noise and compression artifacts across a range of source footage.
• Provides adjustable controls for sharpness, detail recovery, deblurring, noise reduction, halo reduction, and grain.
• Supports focus correction for blurred subjects and preserves original detail where needed.
• Includes controls for progressive and interlaced source video, including field order selection.

• Supports text-to-image generation and prompt-guided image editing in one endpoint.
• Accepts up to 10 reference images for multi-reference composition and style guidance.
• Generates 2K images in eight supported aspect ratios, from square to ultrawide.
• Can use image search, web search, and code execution to ground layouts, charts, tables, and other structured visual outputs.

• Supports text-to-video and image-to-video generation with native synchronized audio.
• Uses optional first- and last-frame images to control motion between keyframes.
• Generates 5–15 second videos at 480p or 768p across landscape, portrait, square, and ultrawide aspect ratios.
• Provides stronger prompt adherence and audiovisual quality for rapid iteration and high-volume generation.

• Use zai:glm@5.3-flash as the model value in your OpenAI-compatible requests.
• Supports standard OpenAI-compatible chat completions integration through Runware's text inference endpoint.
• Intended for teams that want to use Z.ai's latest Flash model without changing their existing OpenAI client setup.
• Promotional pricing runs until September 9, 2026 at $0.075 per 1M input tokens and $0.25 per 1M output tokens.

• Supports output at 360p, 720p, 1080p, and up to 4K resolution.
• Extends clips in 3-to-10-second increments, up to 30 seconds total runtime.
• Adds start-frame and end-frame control for more directed interpolation between key beats.
• Accepts reference videos to preserve character identity and overall visual style across generations.

• Supports text-to-video, first- and last-frame image-to-video, reference-driven generation, localized video editing, and temporal extension in one model.
• Accepts image, video, audio, document, and webpage inputs, with multimodal references that can be combined in a single request.
• Supports durations from 2 to 30 seconds, or auto to fit the attached content and prompt.
• Generates native synchronized audio by default, with prompt rewriting enabled by default for higher-quality generations.

If you still depend on this AIR ID in existing integrations, please migrate before the deactivation date or contact Runware for migration guidance.

If you are still using any of these models, please migrate to a supported newer KlingAI model before the deactivation date.

• Rebuilds fine detail in skin, hair, fabric, and surface textures rather than only enlarging existing pixels.
• Improves precision on structured content such as tables, charts, and dense text-heavy graphics.
• Supports low, medium, and high enhancement strength control to tune how aggressively detail is reconstructed.

• Supports text-to-image and image editing in the same endpoint.
• Generates outputs up to 2K resolution.
• Supports reference image input for guided edits and subject control.
• Supports 13 aspect ratios from portrait through ultrawide.

• Both models support text-to-video and image-to-video workflows, plus an audio-driven path that pairs inputs.audio with a single inputs.referenceImages subject image.
• inputs.frameImages can drive first-frame and optional last-frame guidance for more directed motion and shot planning.
• Fast is the speed-focused tier, with output from 720p through 4K, support for 24, 25, 48, and 50 fps, and longer clip support at 720p and 1080p.
• Pro is the higher-capability production tier, with support for 24, 25, and 50 fps, output up to 1080p, and clips up to 10 seconds.

If you are still using either model, please migrate to the recommended replacement before the deactivation date.

During the transition window, requests targeting LTX-2 continue to resolve to LTX-2.3 equivalents and remain billed at LTX-2 rates. After August 15, 2026, requests to the deprecated models will return an error.

• Supports single continuous clips up to 30 seconds in one generation.
• Supports text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-driven generation, editing, and extension workflows.
• Accepts up to 50 multimodal reference inputs, including images, audio, and video.
• Improves prompt adherence by 20% compared with Seedance 2.0.

• Supports text-to-video, image-to-video, and video continuation workflows.
• Generates strong physics, motion, and audio in the same output pass.
• Works across hyper-realistic, cinematic, animation, and motion design outputs.
• Supports clips up to 20 seconds at 1080p.

• Both variants support text-to-image generation and prompt-guided image editing in a single endpoint.
• Qwen-Image-3.0 is the balanced standard tier for everyday creative production, with support for one to three reference images and reliable layout handling.
• Qwen-Image-3.0-Pro is the higher-control tier for denser layouts, image-within-image compositions, and stronger small-text rendering in posters, menus, storyboards, and interface mockups.
• The family is built for multilingual typography-heavy workflows while preserving high photorealistic detail in faces, skin, hair, and materials.

• Reaches an Intelligence Index of 50, up 10 points over the previous DeepSeek V4 Flash.
• Built to run longer multi-step agentic tasks from start to finish.
• Strong on coding, reasoning, and tool use across production assistant workflows.
• Supports a 1M token context window while targeting the intelligence-versus-cost Pareto frontier.

• Adds referenceImages input support, with up to 7 reference images for more guided video generation.
• Adds referenceAudios input support, enabling audio-conditioned generations when paired with reference images.
• Expands output presets to include 1080p, alongside 480p and 720p.
• Accepts direct width and height inputs for valid 480p, 720p, and 1080p output dimensions.

• Supports native synced audio generated in the same pass as the video.
• Uses multi-reference conditioning to keep subjects and scene identity more consistent across shots.
• Supports extending existing clips or audio segments into continued video generation.
• Designed for text-driven, reference-guided video workflows with stronger continuity across multi-shot outputs.

• Supports text-to-image generation with strong typography and more legible embedded text.
• Offers four generation modes, from Very Low for faster runs to High for better output quality.
• Generates at 1K or 2K, with standard aspect ratios or custom dimensions up to 2560 pixels.
• Supports prompt upsampling and seed control for more repeatable generations.

• Ranked #1 by FID on the independent OmniEraser benchmark.
• Takes an image and mask as input, with no prompt required.
• Removes objects, shadows, and reflections in a single pass.
• Supports multi-region removal within the same request.

• Supports five base models: FLUX.2 [klein] 4B, FLUX.2 [klein] 9B, FLUX.1 [dev], Qwen-Image, and Z-Image Base.
• Lets you train a LoRA and then run inference with it directly in the Runware ecosystem.
• Outputs safetensors files that are automatically imported into your account or available for download.
• Keeps trained outputs private by default, with ownership remaining with the account that created them.

• Open-weight model family built at 2.8T parameters for frontier-scale reasoning and software tasks.
• Supports a 1M-token context window for large codebases, document-heavy workflows, and sustained multi-step execution.
• Combines built-in reasoning with native multimodal understanding across text, images, and video.
• Get notified and start building as soon as the model goes live on Runware.

• Supports native 4K generation and editing across 17 aspect ratios.
• Uses layout-aware structure for denser scenes and more controlled complex compositions.
• Improves multilingual text rendering for typography-heavy and international design workflows.
• Supports up to 8 reference images for more guided generation, swaps, and composite-style editing.

• Upscales video up to 4K at up to 120 FPS for higher-resolution delivery and smoother playback.
• Supports frame interpolation and detail enhancement for cleaner motion and sharper output.
• Handles denoise, deblur, and SDR-to-HDR enhancement in the same restoration workflow.
• Standard is positioned for general-purpose content, while Pro is better suited to real-people footage with stronger skin and fine-detail recovery.

• Track requests and spend over a date range, broken down by day, model, or API key.
• Monitor per-model inference-time percentiles (average, p90, p99) to keep an eye on latency.
• Track client (4xx) and server (5xx) error counts and error rate, broken down by model or API key.
• Pull rolling usage totals (today, last 7 days, last 30 days, lifetime) alongside team, API key, and balance details in a single call.

See the Account Management docs for details.

• Supports up to 10 reference images per generation for swaps, composites, and more guided visual control.
• Lets you set exact output dimensions directly, or describe the intended shape in the prompt for automatic aspect ratio selection.
• Supports 1K and 2K output targets for different production needs.
• Exports in PNG or JPEG for flexible design, marketing, and e-commerce workflows.

• Generates talking videos from an image plus audio, or from image plus text-driven speech.
• Includes lip sync, head gestures, facial expression, and body motion in the generated clip.
• Infers the voice performance from the provided image-and-audio setup without a separate voice-cloning step.
• Works across photos, illustrations, and more stylized source artwork.