Edit a frame. Update your whole video.
Aleph 2.0 is an in-context video editing model. It takes footage you already have and edits specific parts of it on demand.
In Figma Weave, that works through keyframes. Extract a frame from your video, restyle it and connect it back to the Aleph 2.0 node with a timestamp. Aleph 2.0 carries that edit through every frame the subject appears in, keeping everything else exactly as it was.
You can work with clips of up to 30 seconds at 1080p and apply edits across multi-shot sequences without going shot by shot.
How it works in Weave
The Aleph 2.0 node sits on the Weave canvas alongside your image generation, compositing and editing tools. It's one step in a sequence you build and control. Drop it into your workflow, connect your restyled frame with a timestamp and it fits into the broader pipeline like any other node.
Make every version you need
The footage you already have can become every version you need. Swap a product, change a background or restyle the whole scene. Preview each edit as a frame before generating and shape the look inside the same workflow where you made the change. No reshoots, no context switching.
Aleph 2.0 changes only what you ask for. The rest of your shot stays exactly as it was.
