Kling 4.0

Key Features

Video Generation up to 30 Seconds

Create videos up to 30 seconds long at resolutions up to 1080p. Give your scene room for an opening, a meaningful action, and a clear ending—whether you are introducing a product, revealing a new setting, or telling a short character story.

Omni Reference with up to 15 Elements

Combine up to 15 reference elements to guide characters, products, clothing, locations, props, composition, visual style, and motion. Use these references to help maintain recognizable details as the camera angle, action, or scene changes.

This makes Kling 4.0 useful for recurring characters, branded product videos, and campaigns that need a consistent visual identity.

Camera, Action, and Scene Direction

Describe what viewers should see first, how the camera should move, and how the action should unfold. Shape the pacing, atmosphere, and final reveal through natural-language instructions.

Explore the platform’s creative controls for reference-driven scenes and connected visual storytelling.

Voice References for Character Scenes

Use up to three voice references to guide distinct character voices and delivery. Develop dialogue scenes, virtual presenters, or recurring characters with a recognizable vocal direction.

Video Extension and Longer Stories

Extend a video to 60 seconds or explore experimental 120-second storytelling at 1080p. Forward and backward scene extension lets you continue an action or add an earlier setup around an existing moment.

Kling Image 4.0

Generate 1–9 related images in a single run with Kling Image 4.0. Create keyframes, thumbnails, posters, product visuals, and storyboard concepts at resolutions up to 4K, with selected workflows reaching up to 8K.

Develop supporting images around the same creative direction as your video for a more coordinated campaign.

What Can You Create?

Product ads: Transform product photos into launch videos, cinematic detail shots, beauty campaigns, and lifestyle scenes.

Short films: Develop character-driven stories with connected shots, deliberate camera movement, and a clear narrative progression.

Social videos: Create visual hooks, transformations, reveals, and recurring content series.

Music visuals: Turn a mood or musical concept into atmospheric scenes and performance-inspired sequences.

Virtual characters: Carry a recognizable face, wardrobe, and voice direction across different stories.

Marketing visuals: Produce matching covers, posters, product images, and creative presentation assets.