Storyblocks AI tools use Runway Aleph, ElevenLabs and Veo 3.0, it says
Storyblocks' AI statement names the models behind its tools: Runway Aleph and Gen4, ElevenLabs and Google Veo 3.0. Why naming the model matters for provenance.
Storyblocks' AI statement names the providers behind its tools: Runway Aleph for editing, ElevenLabs for voiceover, Runway Gen4 for images and Google Veo 3.0 for its video generator. It also says OpenAI and Claude are used for search, and describes a data-licensing program with artist consent.
Why the naming is useful
A buyer can see which upstream model produced a clip. That is the model provenance a Content Credential asks for, and it is easier to audit than a generic label.
| Tool | Provider named |
|---|---|
| Editing | Runway Aleph |
| Voiceover | ElevenLabs |
| Image | Runway Gen4 |
| Video generator | Google Veo 3.0 |
| Search | OpenAI and Claude |
Compare with an auto router
Sume's sume/auto never discloses the model that ran, per its docs, so for a provenance record you pick an explicit catalog id instead. See does Sume Auto pick a Seedance model.
Statement dates
The statement was published 5 November 2025 and last updated 17 September 2026. Vendors change providers, so re-read the page before you cite it.
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