Check How Runway Enhance Frame Rate Affects Video Delivery Specs

It describes up to 4K and 5 minutes with several output fps options. Before you convert, check your delivery specs and the availability conditions on your own account.

What output specs were announced?

It introduces video not made in Runway as eligible too. The date these figures were checked is 2026-10-10. Official Enhance Frame Rate announcement

What should you decide before converting?

Start by settling the frame rate your delivery destination requested. If you pick a higher-numbered output, you may end up with a spec that differs from your editing timeline. If you write down the frame rates of the original, the editing project, and the final delivery file in one place, it is easier to decide at which stage to change it.

When you compare on a short scene first, one approach is to choose sections with a lot of change, such as fast hand movement, thin objects, and camera moves. This is a suggestion for checking the result, not a quality guarantee.

How do you check the plan and where it runs?

The official September 17 changelog marks it for Max+ Plans and says it is offered in the Enhance menu, Tool Mode, Workflows, and Agent. Runway changelog

Check the video length and the cost shown on the run screen before you process. The credit rate alone does not tell you what range is included in your subscription. Additional output frame rates are listed as planned, so do not count on them as supported now.

What scenes do you look at when comparing results?

Play the original and the converted version under the same conditions and look for edges that appear doubled, thin objects that suddenly vanish, and unfamiliar in-between images just before a scene change. For sections with subtitles, it is also good to read the shape of the text separately.

A file being produced does not mean it passes the delivery spec. Check the video length, audio sync, and the actual frame rate of the file, and keep the original separately.