Kling 3.0
Video playground
Input
Start Frame
End Frame
91 chars
Output
Features of Kling 3.0 Video Model
Commercial-ready video generation with multi-shot storytelling, native multilingual voice, and strong visual stability.
1. Basic Capabilities
- Generation modes: Supports text-to-video and image-to-video. Images can be uploaded as start and end frames to precisely guide motion and ensure consistent framing and smooth visual transitions.
- Duration control: Video length is adjustable, with a maximum runtime of 15 seconds, ideal for long shots and continuous story clips.
- Commercial use: Approved for commercial applications.
2. Core Advantages
Multi-shot storytelling
Delivers cinematic camera work. It recognizes shot instructions, enables camera switching and angle adjustments to create complete multi-scene narrative footage.
Native audio & voice
Built-in voice generation supports dialogue in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish. Various accents and dialects are available. It handles multi-character conversations, assigns lines to different roles clearly without voice mixing, and achieves natural lip-sync.
Visual consistency
Characters, objects and scenes remain stable throughout camera movements and scene changes, with no distortion or style drift.
Image quality & details
Produces realistic cinematic footage. Text, logos and patterns are rendered clearly with excellent overall visual quality.
3. Upgrades vs Kling 2.6
Newly added multi-shot storytelling, multilingual voice, accent and dialect simulation. It also extends the maximum video length to 15 seconds and enables flexible duration adjustment, greatly enhancing capabilities for story creation and international content production.
5. File Specifications
- Supported image formats: JPG, PNG; single file size limit: 10MB
- Prompt character limit: 2500 characters
- Available quality modes: Standard, High Definition, 4K
4. Application Scenarios
Cinematic story clipsNarrative short videosE-commerce promotional videosMultilingual social media contentGame and animation previews
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