
The official blog describes a visual...
A product ad that starts from zero has to be remade for every new selling point. On this canvas you open a project or a product-ad template and split the opening, product shot, close-up, and ending into nodes. Assets are a hero image, a logo, or an existing clip. Once one path works, copy the workflow and change only the shot description or background for another version. The next product replaces the assets instead of rebuilding the graph. It fits shops, brands, and short-video operators who keep testing ads. Deep Capture is announced on the main site, and the project page itself does not walk through it.
RHTV is RunningHub's AI creative workflow and video canvas. The official blog describes a visual workspace: upload a product image or video, configure nodes, and go from script and storyboard to a cut, then copy the workflow and change only the prompt for another version. The project home has an agent, one-click skill reuse, a hit lab, and an ask-first option. The RunningHub homepage also announced Deep Capture, which reads shot direction and reproduces motion and camera moves.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Ad steps on one canvas
The official tutorial keeps a new project, product assets, nodes, and the exported video on one visual canvas.
One node per shot
The guide suggests separate nodes for the opening, product shot, detail, selling point, and ending so one segment can change alone.
Copy a workflow for variants
A workflow can be copied and only the prompt, pacing, or background changed for another aspect ratio or test version.
Swap assets in a template
A first project can start from a product-ad template; later, replace the product image for the next item instead of rebuilding.
Deep Capture for camera moves
The RunningHub homepage attaches Deep Capture to RHTV so it can read shot direction and reproduce motion and camera moves.
Sellers making a product ad
Upload a hero image and logo, then follow a template from the product shot to a close-up.
Media buyers making test versions
Copy one workflow, change the background or shot rhythm, and keep versions with different styles.
Short-video authors copying a move
Use Deep Capture to read motion and camera direction from a reference and bring it into the current project.
The official tutorial says yes. Prepare a hero image, logo, or render, open a project from a product-ad template or a blank canvas, and configure nodes for the opening, product shot, close-up, and ending. After one path works, copy the workflow and change only the prompt or background for another version. The next product replaces the assets instead of rebuilding every node.
Deep Capture is in a RunningHub homepage update: it reads the direction behind a frame and reproduces motion and camera moves. The RHTV project home shows an agent, one-click skill reuse, a hit lab, ask-first, recent projects, and inspiration. Those notes are not one step-by-step article. To copy a reference shot, confirm the entry is available in the current project, then connect your own assets on the canvas.
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