Everything you can make with Kling AI
Which Kling workflow fits is decided less by model quality than by what you already have — text, an image, or a reference video. Here is what Kling AI can do, arranged by input: video from prompts and images, motion transfer from a reference video, native 4K output, image generation and editing, and upscaling of existing video. Every feature shows its credit cost before you run.
Kling AI features
Turn a prompt into video
Describe subject, action, camera, lighting and style, and Kling 3.0 assembles a clip from it — 3 to 15 seconds. You also decide here whether to add audio and whether to go multi-shot. If you are only testing a direction, sending the same prompt to Kling O3 saves credits (about 75 for 5s at 720p, against 106 on Kling 3.0).
Model: Kling 3.0
Bring a still to life
Drop in a reference image and direct the movement with a prompt. Because the subject's appearance is preserved, results vary less than with text alone. Start and end frames can be specified, which suits cuts where both ends are already decided.
Model: Kling 3.0
Transfer motion from a reference video
Motion control extracts only the movement from a reference video and applies it to one character image. It does not build a scene, so it is dedicated to shots where movement is the brief — dance, poses, gestures. 720p / 1080p, up to 10s / 30s. For cheap volume work, pick Kling 2.6 Motion Control.
Model: Kling 3.0 Motion Control
Know the cost before you run
The generator shows an estimated credit cost before you press send. The estimate is computed from model, resolution, duration and input type, and credits are only deducted when a generation succeeds. Failed jobs cost nothing.
Model: Kling AI
Export in native 4K
Among the Kling AI video models, Kling 3.0 and Kling O3 support 4K alongside 720p and 1080p. Running 4K before the direction is settled gets expensive, so the practical order is to fix the draft at low resolution and promote only the chosen cut.
Model: Kling 3.0 4K
Make the stills you build on
Kling O3 Image generates 1K, 2K and 4K stills from text. It is the Kling AI entry point when you need thumbnails, reference frames or product shots before any video exists. Images made here pass straight into a video model as an image input.
Model: Kling O3 Image
Rework an image you already have
Kling O3 Image Edit recomposes an existing image from 1–10 references. When you want to change part of a shot rather than rebuild it, this lands faster. Output at 1K, 2K or 4K.
Model: Kling O3 Image Edit
Upscale existing video
Kling AI can also raise the resolution of video you already have, rather than regenerating it. Useful when an old low-resolution clip needs to reach delivery quality without being remade.
Model: Video upscaler
Draft when speed matters
Kling 3.0 Turbo returns 720p / 1080p quickly. No audio. Contrary to what the name suggests it is not cheap — about 128 credits for 5s at 720p, above Kling 3.0's 106. Choose it when you are buying the wait time; to spend less, use Kling O3 (about 75).
Model: Kling 3.0 Turbo
Questions about Kling AI features
Common questions about what you can make and when to use which feature. Per-model support is on the model comparison page; steps are on the how-to page.
Create with Kling AI
Pick the feature that matches your input, add a reference image or video if needed, and preview the credit cost before generating. Kling AI credits are shared across video, image, edit and motion, so switching feature partway needs no rebalancing.