Plan a sequence, not just a frame
Kling 4.0 supports generation from 3 to 30 seconds. Sketch an opening, an action and an ending before increasing duration; extra seconds need a purpose.
VIDEO MODEL / OCTOBER 2026
Kling 4.0
Give every shot a direction.
Explore Kling 4.0 AI video features, motion references and scene editing. Watch creative examples and find prompts for character performances and short stories.
30sMaximum single generation
10Timeline keyframes
15Combined references
4KMaximum output resolution
01 / CAPABILITIES
Kling 4.0 features
Place the important moments
Up to ten keyframes can guide a timeline. Choose a few decisive poses first, then inspect the transitions between them for unwanted jumps.
Separate identity from movement
Omni Reference accepts mixed inputs, with fifteen references in total. Keep identity, camera movement and setting references clearly labeled so their roles stay understandable.
Listen as well as watch
Stereo audio and multilingual dialogue bring sound to your scenes. Review timing, pronunciation and background sound with headphones before using a clip.
Revise an existing scene
Video editing can target characters, scenery and other details. Compare the original and revised clips at matching timestamps to find accidental changes.
Distinguish 4.0 from Flash
Flash is a separate lighter variant, listed at up to 20 seconds and 720p SDR, without first/last-frame or multi-keyframe control. Do not assume every 4.0 option is available in Flash.
02 / SHOWCASE
Kling 4.0 video examples
A scene with several beats
Storytelling
Choreography, reinterpreted
Motion reference
A new car, a familiar camera move
Camera reference
Moonlit fantasy
Multi-shot composition
From storyboard to sequence
Storyboard guidance
A different ending in the box
Targeted video edit
A transformed setting
Scene replacement
Three new characters
Character replacement
Clear the foreground
Object removal
A pixel-built companion
Style and subject edit
A conversation in the city
Dialogue
Inside the blacksmith’s workshop
First and last frames
TWITTER / X · 27 COMMUNITY VIDEOS
See what creators are making.
Explore character performances, camera movement and creative films in different styles.
Small changes in expression
@mmlong8 · Kling 4.0
A vertical drama after dark
@tanabe_fragm · Kling 4.0
Turtles beneath the city
@Starjupi · Kling 4.0
Following a puppy down the street
@simon_designs2 · Kling 4.0
A city scene from the launch discussion
@TPCQ2024 · Version not stated
Four characters, one continuity test
@nakazakifam · Kling 4.0
A study in character emotion
@louis_vuis · Kling 4.0
Movement in a busy city
@seisei_ai_1st · Kling 4.0
03 / CREATIVE STARTING POINTS
Kling 4.0 prompt ideas
Start with these prompt ideas and adapt the subject, style and setting to your project.
A simple product reveal
An eight-second shot of a ceramic cup on a wooden table. Begin at table height, slowly move closer, and finish on the glaze catching window light. One continuous shot. Quiet room tone, no dialogue.
A short narrative
Three shots: an empty bicycle by a rainy café window; a hand places a folded map in the basket; the cyclist rides into the morning street. Keep the yellow bicycle and gray coat consistent. Rain and street ambience, no music.
A controlled edit
Replace only the red backpack with a navy canvas backpack. Preserve the person, walking motion, camera path, background and duration. Keep the existing audio.
04 / FAQ
Kling 4.0 FAQ
How do I start creating?
Click Start creating to open the video generator. Choose a model, duration and resolution, describe your scene, review the credit cost, and generate your video.
What can I create with Kling 4.0?
Try product reveals, character performances, cinematic scenes or short stories. Start with a clear subject and action, then add camera movement and sound.
How do I write a video prompt?
Describe the subject, action, setting and camera movement. Add the desired lighting, pacing and sound. The prompt ideas on this page cover product shots, short narratives and targeted edits.
How should I choose a duration?
Use a short clip for a single action or product reveal. For a sequence, plan the opening, main action and ending before choosing a longer duration.
How do references help in Kling 4.0?
Kling 4.0 supports references for character identity, movement and setting. Use clear images of the same character and consistent appearance and clothing descriptions across shots.
What should I specify when editing a video?
Name the element to change and describe its replacement. Specify the character, motion, camera path, background and audio that should remain unchanged.