Kling 3.0 Image-to-Video Generator
Upload a reference image, describe the motion, and choose mode, sound and shot duration. This AI Videoer integration currently supports image-to-video, with multi-shot sequences up to 15 seconds. Review the credit estimate before generating.
Kling 3.0 Generator
Standard mode is faster, Professional mode has higher quality.
Enable sound effects. When multi_shots is true, this must be true.
Enable multi-shot mode. When enabled, sound is automatically enabled.
Available settings on AI Videoer
These options come directly from the current generator configuration.
- Input modes
- image-to-video
- Default credit estimate
- 50 credits
- Mode
- Standard, Professional
- Sound
- Default: Disabled
- Multi-Shot Mode
- Default: Disabled
Kling 3.0 controls available on AI Videoer
These are the options in this generator, not every feature advertised for Kling on other platforms.
15-Second Extended Continuous Generation
Set the shot duration and keep multi-shot sequences within the current 15-second total limit. Longer stories may need several clips and an external editor.
Intelligent Multi-Shot Sequencing
Enable Multi-Shot Mode, enter a prompt and duration for each shot, and review the total duration. Sound is required in this mode. Scene transitions and exact camera motion can vary.
Standard and Professional Modes
Choose a mode before submitting. Professional mode uses more credits per second; it does not guarantee a particular resolution or a successful creative result.
Image-Guided Subjects
A clear image guides the subject and composition. Product labels, logos, faces and small details can still drift; inspect the whole clip before using it commercially.
Turn a product photo into a short clip
A suggested workflow, not a completed product test. Use an image you have permission to upload.
Upload a clear image
Sign in, select image-to-video and upload a well-lit product photo within the displayed file limit. Keep the product fully visible.
Describe one movement
Try: 'A slow camera push toward the bottle on a clean tabletop, gentle studio light, no scene changes.' Avoid asking for multiple difficult motions in the first draft.
Choose mode, sound and duration
Start with Standard mode, a single 5-second shot and Sound off for a silent draft. The current estimate is 50 credits; enabling Sound raises it to 75.
Inspect and finish
Check shape, label, motion and any audio before downloading. Add accurate captions, logos and final ad formatting in an editor rather than relying on generated text.
Kling 3.0 and Veo on AI Videoer
Compare the current controls and estimates, not an untested quality ranking.
| Setting | Kling 3.0 | Veo 3.1 Fast | Veo 3.1 Quality |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inputs | Image-to-video | Text, image or reference images | Text or image |
| Sound | Sound toggle; required for multi-shot | Native audio; no separate switch | Native audio; no separate switch |
| Duration control | Configurable; multi-shot total up to 15s | No duration selector | No duration selector |
| Credit estimate | 5s Standard: 50 silent / 75 with sound | 10 per generation | 70 per generation |
Next-Generation Native Audio & Dialogue Control
Enable Sound and describe short dialogue or effects in the prompt. These samples illustrate possible uses, not a guarantee of exact words, voice assignment or lip-sync.
Multi-Character Narration Management
Name the speaker and write a short line, for example: 'The presenter says: Here is the new bottle.' Keep the first test to one speaker; multiple voices can overlap or be assigned incorrectly.
Language and Lip-Sync Checks
Specify the desired language in the prompt. This generator has no dedicated language selector. Listen for pronunciation errors and check the mouth movement; use external voiceover when wording must be exact.
Ambience and Sound Effects
Describe a simple sound such as soft rain or a bottle placed on a table. Exact timing, accents and dialogue are not guaranteed, and this page does not offer a separate audio-track upload for Kling 3.0.
Image-to-video workflows
Suggested uses for short clips; review each output before publishing.
E-Commerce & Digital Advertising
Animate a product photo into a short showcase. Verify packaging and shape, then add exact brand text in an editor. No conversion-rate improvement or perfect logo preservation is promised.
Global Social Media Content
Create a motion draft for a social post. Check the output dimensions and sound, and use an editor for captions, format changes and publishing.
Film Pre-Viz and Animation
Transform static concept art and storyboards into fully animated, moving previz sequences. Test stylistic approaches, character pacing, and camera movements rapidly before entering costly full production phases.
Cinematic Narrative Production
Use a reference image and shot prompts to sketch a sequence within the total duration limit. Expect to review continuity and assemble longer stories separately.
Kling 3.0 Prompt Examples for Cinematic AI Videos
Suggested prompts, not measured test results. Use a matching reference image and configure duration and Sound separately; prompt text does not override those settings.
Example 1: Multi-Shot Cinematic Narrative
Shot 1 (4s): Wide establishing shot of a rain-soaked Tokyo alley at night, neon signs reflected in puddles. A lone woman in a red coat walks toward the camera. Slow dolly-in. Cinematic, 35mm grain.<br/><br/>Shot 2 (4s): Medium shot. She stops under a flickering streetlight and opens an envelope. Close rack focus to her eyes — wide with recognition.<br/><br/>Shot 3 (5s): Extreme close-up of the letter. A single line of handwritten text: "They know." Cut to black.<br/><br/>[Audio: City ambience, rain, distant traffic. No dialogue.]
Example 2: Product Commercial (Image-to-Video)
A glass perfume bottle on a clean tabletop. Slow camera push-in, soft studio light, gentle background motion, no scene change. Set a 5-second single shot and switch Sound off for the first draft. Check the label in the result.
Example 3: Multilingual Dialogue with Lip-Sync
Two characters sit across a café table.<br/><br/>[Emma, professional British accent]: "We only have one shot at this."<br/>Immediately, [Marco, Italian-accented English, nervous]: "Then we don't miss."<br/><br/>Over-the-shoulder cuts between both characters. Warm afternoon light through window. Realistic facial expressions, precise lip sync.
Pricing & Credits
Standard mode costs 10 credits/second without sound or 15 with sound. Professional mode costs 15 without sound or 20 with sound. A 5-second clip therefore costs 50, 75 or 100 credits depending on settings. Multi-shot mode requires sound; review the total duration and estimate before submitting. Buy a one-time credit pack or a subscription on the Pricing page.