Kling 3.0 AI Video Generator

Built for Creators Who Need More Than a Clip

Kling 3.0 is Kuaishou's most advanced AI video generation model, built for content creators, marketers, and studios that need production-ready output — not just a single clip. It supports text-to-video and image-to-video in Std, Pro, and 4K modes, with Multi Shot for multi-scene composition, native AI audio, and 3D VAE spatial consistency for structurally stable results. Unlike standalone video generators, Kling 3.0 on Kling AI Video sits inside a complete creation stack — connected to Motion Control, AI Avatar, and Text-to-Speech in a single platform, so the full path from script to finished video stays in one place.

What Kling 3.0 Can Do

Text-to-Video and Image-to-Video

Kling 3.0 supports both generation modes. In text-to-video, a written prompt drives the entire output — scene composition, motion, and audio. In image-to-video, a reference image becomes the starting frame, and the model animates it while preserving its structure.

Both modes support durations from 3 to 15 seconds, and both support Std, Pro, and 4K quality tiers.

Std, Pro, and 4K Modes

Kling 3.0 offers three quality tiers:

Std (Standard) is optimized for speed and broad creative use — including portrait video, product clips, and social content at scale.

Pro delivers higher visual fidelity and stronger motion coherence. It is better suited for close-up shots, performance video, and content where quality is the priority.

4K prioritizes maximum output resolution for final renders, detailed product shots, and review-ready masters.

All modes support the full feature set: Multi Shot, Start/End Frame, and native audio generation.

Multi Shot — Multiple Scenes in One Generation

Multi Shot lets you compose a video across several scenes in a single generation pass. Each shot has its own prompt, duration, and visual direction — and the model links them into one coherent sequence.

This removes the need to splice individual clips in post-production. A typical use: an opening establishing shot, a subject moving through a space, a closing frame — generated together as a single output.

Multi Shot durations are configurable per scene, and the total equals the selected video length.

Start/End Frame Control

Start/End Frame control lets you pin both the opening and closing frames of a generation. The model produces motion that connects those two visual anchors, filling the transition with natural movement.

Practical uses include animating a product from one viewing angle to another, creating seamless portrait loops, and maintaining a specific character composition at the beginning and end of a clip. In multi-shot mode, the opening frame serves as the guiding anchor for the first scene.

Native AI Audio Generation

Kling 3.0 generates audio in the same pass as the video — no separate step, no manual synchronization. The audio layer includes:

• Speech and dialogue — characters speak with natural lip movement
• Sound effects — on-screen actions produce synchronized audio
• Ambient audio — environmental sound matches the scene context

Audio synchronization operates at the frame level. When a character speaks, the lip movement follows. When an object makes contact with a surface, the sound lands at the correct frame. This changes the editing workflow significantly: Kling 3.0 delivers a complete audio-video output from a single prompt, without a separate recording or effects pass.

3D VAE Spatial Consistency

For image-to-video, Kling 3.0 uses 3D VAE spatial modeling to maintain structural stability across frames:

• Object positions stay consistent through the animation
• Lighting direction does not drift between frames
• Facial proportions and feature placement hold through motion
• Scene depth relationships remain coherent

In practice, portrait videos hold the subject's face accurately through head movement. Product animations maintain surface texture and shape throughout. Any input image that depends on spatial precision — a product shot, a portrait, a brand asset — will animate without the floating or positional drift common in earlier models.

This makes Kling 3.0 image-to-video especially well-suited for vertical social content, product showcase video, and portrait-style clips.

Kling 3.0 in a Complete Creative Workflow

Video generation is one step. Full content production requires more.

On Kling AI Video, Kling 3.0 is connected to the rest of the creation stack:

Kling 3.0 Motion Control transfers real human movement to any character — no motion capture hardware needed. Upload a character image and a reference video; the system extracts joint angles and body trajectories, then applies them frame by frame. Use Motion Control when you already have the motion and need to apply it to a different subject.

AI Avatar generates lip-synced talking-head video from a portrait photo and an audio file. Combine it with the platform's built-in Text-to-Speech to produce the voiceover and the finished Avatar video in the same Kling AI Video workflow.

Text-to-Speech generates the audio before the Avatar step. The output feeds into the AI Avatar workflow without leaving the platform.

The result is a complete path from script to finished video — Kling 3.0 for scene generation, Motion Control for character movement, Avatar and TTS for spokesperson content — all from one account.

What You Can Create with Kling 3.0

Short-form social video — Kling 3.0's 15-second maximum and vertical output make it directly compatible with TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Multi Shot lets you build a complete short-form narrative in one generation pass.

Product showcase and e-commerce animation — Image-to-video with 3D VAE consistency reliably animates product shots without distorting shape or texture. Upload a clean product image, describe the motion, and receive a polished clip.

AI spokesperson and brand video — Use AI Avatar for the talking-head portion and Kling 3.0 for establishing shots and b-roll. The full production chain from script to TTS to Avatar to final cut stays on one platform.

Character and motion animation — Combine Kling 3.0 for the base character render with Motion Control to apply reference motion from a video source. The two tools address different parts of the production and chain naturally.

Multi-scene narrative — Multi Shot handles sequence construction. Each scene gets its own prompt; the model handles transitions. The output is a single video, not a clip library that needs assembly.

Kling 3.0 vs. Kling 2.6 — What Changed

The most significant change for content production is Multi Shot combined with the extended 15-second limit. Multi-scene sequences that previously required editing individual clips can now be produced in a single generation.

Technical Specifications

What to Know Before You Generate

Kling 3.0 handles the majority of creative video production tasks well. A few constraints are worth knowing upfront:

Maximum 15 seconds per generation. For longer content, plan the sequence across multiple generations and join them in post-production.

Multi Shot prompt space is compact. Each scene in a Multi Shot sequence allows up to 500 characters. Keep each shot prompt focused on one clear action or composition — detailed stacking across a short prompt works against you here.

Fast motion and close-up hand shots are the most demanding scenarios. High-speed movements and complex hand positions can lose precision at the frame edges. Slower, deliberate motion and clear starting poses produce more consistent results.

Character consistency across separate generations. Within a single generation, Kling 3.0 maintains characters reliably. Across multiple separate generations of the same character, use the @Elements feature to bind a visual reference — this stabilizes facial features, clothing, and proportions between sessions.

Multi-person scenes with simultaneous movement. Accuracy per character decreases when several people are moving at once in the same frame. Keeping the number of prominent moving subjects manageable produces stronger output.

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