Direct the movement
Describe what moves and what stays still. Separate subject action from camera movement.
Generate Audio
Generate audio for the video
Official Kling 4.0 demonstration by Kling AI. The studio currently uses Kling 3.0; results will differ.
Prompt: Suggested prompt for practice, not the original demo prompt: A pianist plays on the bow of a ship at dusk. Begin with a wide view of the sea, move closer to the piano, and end on the performer’s hands. Rain and wind move naturally. Keep the performer’s clothing and the piano consistent throughout the sequence.
Turn a written scene into a short video. Start with one subject, one clear action and a camera direction. The selected model determines the available controls.
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Describe the subject, setting, action, lighting and camera. A focused scene is easier to refine.
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Kling 3.0 via KIE supports 3–15 seconds, 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, and model-specific resolution and audio options.
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Check the credit cost before submitting. Review subject consistency, motion and audio in My Creations. Change one part of your prompt at a time.
Describe what moves and what stays still. Separate subject action from camera movement.
The connected Kling 3.0 workflow accepts a starting image and an optional ending image. This differs from Kling 4.0’s announced ten-keyframe control.
Native audio can add dialogue and sound. Listen to the result and check timing before publishing.
| Capability | Kling 3.0 via KIE | Kling 4.0 official model |
|---|---|---|
| Generation length | 3–15 seconds | 3–30 seconds |
| Frame guidance | First / last frames | Up to 10 keyframes |
| Site availability | Enabled after connection checks | Not yet connected |
Official model specifications do not automatically become available through this website. Read the Kling 4.0 guide for the full announcement and its limitations.