A scene worth watching starts with an idea.
Direct the shots, shape the characters, and give it a voice.
Multi-shot storytelling · Character references · Native audio
Set the scene in your own words. When you want more control, build on the same idea with frames, subject references and an editable shot sequence.
Open wide, move closer, then reveal the detail. Storyboard lets you describe each beat and decide how much time it gets, without splitting your idea into separate jobs.
Up to six shots · 3–15 seconds totalUse a first frame to establish the composition and an end frame to guide where it lands. For a recurring character or product, add multiple views as an Element reference.
First and last frames · Up to three ElementsA cup touches a saucer. Rain reaches the window. A character says one short line. Describe the sounds alongside the action, then turn on native audio in Create.
Optional native audio · Quote before generatingName the subject, action, setting and camera movement. No ideas? Choose a ready-to-edit example in the input box.
Keep the default for a quick first attempt, or open Create to add frames, adjust the duration and choose audio. Your credit quote follows your settings.
Click Generate once. With access and sufficient credits, your draft continues into Create and starts automatically. Watch the result, download it, or recreate a variation.
A strong video prompt describes what happens over time. Keep the action achievable within a short clip and give the camera one clear job.
“A ceramic artist lifts a freshly glazed blue cup from a wooden workbench. The camera pushes closer as light moves across the surface. She turns it once, revealing the handle, then sets it down gently.”
For sound, add: “Quiet workshop ambience. A soft ceramic tap as the cup meets the table.”
Start with 720p and a short duration. Increase resolution when the shot needs it. Create shows the quote for your exact settings before submission.
Examples below use a 5-second clip. The total is rounded up once; longer clips cost more. Model access uses credits.
| Output | Silent | With audio |
|---|---|---|
| 720p | 68 | 101 |
| 1080p | 90 | 135 |
| 4K | 429 | 429 |
Default: 720p · 5 seconds · audio off
Create short videos from text, animate a first frame, or guide both the opening and ending with two images. Use Elements for character or object references and Storyboard to describe an ordered sequence of shots.
Both offer native audio and multi-shot creation. This Kling 3.0 workflow uses up to two images as start and end frames, plus separate Element references. Choose Omni when you need its role-based reference images or a feature video as input.
Yes. Enable Native audio in Create to include sound in the generated video. Describe the dialogue, ambience or sound effects you want. Audio changes the credit quote at 720p and 1080p; review it before generating.
Choose a whole-number duration from 3 to 15 seconds, with 720p, 1080p or 4K output. Text-to-video supports landscape, portrait and square framing. A first-frame image can determine the framing of image-to-video output.
Enable Storyboard in Create, then add up to six shots. Describe each shot in 512 characters or fewer and give it at least one second. The shot durations must add up to the total video duration.
Your result appears in the Create conversation and My Assets. Download the video or use Recreate to start an editable draft with its model and settings. Recreating a draft does not itself submit another paid generation.
Start with a moment you can picture.
Create with Kling 3.0