Runway App Studio
Build custom AI creative apps from a prompt, no code
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Runway App Studio - Build custom AI creative apps from a prompt, no code

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Runway App Studio lets you describe a creative app in plain language and get a working tool that generates images, video and audio. Turn an Agent session or Workflow into an app in one click, edit it in plain language with rollback, and share it privately, with your team or by public link. Per Runway, it is included in every paid plan and uses your existing credits. Six built-in apps include Character Swap.

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Runway App Studio lets you describe a creative tool in plain language and get a working app that generates images, video and audio, hosted by Runway.

Problem: Creative teams repeat the same multi-step production work, like adapting one ad across markets or turning a script into storyboards. Each time, someone has to rebuild the workflow, and teammates can’t easily run it themselves. That’s my framing, not Runway’s wording.

Solution: You describe the app you need, and App Studio builds, tests and deploys it using Runway’s image, video and audio models, with no code, API keys or hosting to manage. You refine it in plain language, and you can roll back to an earlier version.

What makes it different: You can turn an Agent session or Workflow into an app in one click. Apps follow Brand Kits and references, and update when the workflow or Brand Kit changes. Teammates see a simple interface with only the inputs they need.

Key features:

  • Six built-in apps at launch, including Character Swap, AutoComp, Product Portfolio, 3D Camera Control and Precise Edit, which you can use as they are or remix

  • Plain-language editing, previews before publishing, and visible code if you want to inspect it

  • Apps stay private until you share them, then go to teammates, a project, a whole workspace (Team and Enterprise), or a public link

  • Visitors to a public link sign in with a Runway account and use their own credits

  • Enterprise admins can disable it per workspace, control public links, require sign-in and see usage across apps

  • Example uses from Runway: swapping a product or character across 20 markets, or turning a script into storyboards and previz

Who it’s for: Brand and creative teams, studios and agencies that repeat production work and want teammates to run it without rebuilding it each time. The launch post names architecture, film, game and ad teams among early-access users.

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