KlingAI: AI Video & Image Generator

Kling AI provides text-to-video and image-to-video generation with controls for shot structure, reference subjects and audio. The publisher's VIDEO 3.0 guide, dated February 6, 2026, explains a specific model workflow. It is useful operational documentation, not evidence that VIDEO 3.0 is the newest model or that every plan exposes every option.

Choose the visual starting point

The guide supports a written prompt, an input image, or start and end frames. Choose the route that matches the material you already have: a text description requests a scene, while image-based input gives the generation a visual starting point.

For an image-to-video task, the documented element-reference controls can bind a created subject to the uploaded frame. Elements can be made from a character video or reference images. The guide also distinguishes recording a character video in the app from uploading a video. That distinction matters when planning a workflow across browser and mobile surfaces.

Treat the consistency claims as intended behavior. Check the generated subject, props and movement against your references instead of assuming that an element binding guarantees continuity.

Specify shots and dialogue

Multi-Shot is a separate setting. With that switch enabled, Custom Multi-Shot exposes control over individual shot content and duration. The guide demonstrates prompts that distinguish wide views, close-ups and camera positions. A clear shot description is more actionable than a general request for a cinematic result.

Native audio can associate dialogue with named characters. The documented spoken-language support includes Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish. Dialogue in other languages is described as being translated into English for that workflow, so do not assume unrestricted native-language speech.

When a subject already has a bound voice tone, the guide advises against specifying it again in the prompt. Keep the character reference and dialogue instructions consistent before generating.

Review cost and the delivered clip

VIDEO 3.0 documents flexible short-clip duration, up to 15 seconds. Its usage table varies with resolution, native audio and voice-tone settings. Check the current interface and model selection before estimating a batch rather than treating the guide's credit table as a permanent price list.

A practical evaluation is one short scene with a clear speaker and one camera move. Inspect the result for visual continuity, speech timing and unwanted changes before adding more shots. This is a suggested review workflow; this directory has not tested Kling's quality, speed or performance claims.