Describe a scene
Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 21:9 for text-to-video. Focus on one subject, a clear action and a camera movement.
720P VIDEO / 3–20 SECONDS
Turn a short idea into a moving scene.
Create 720p clips from text or a single first-frame image. Start at 3 seconds and extend to 20. The gallery below shares Kling 4.0 artwork and examples for inspiration; it does not demonstrate Flash-specific results or editing features.
What this model actually accepts. The studio shows exactly these options when it is selected — nothing more, nothing it would reject.
Kling 4.0 Flash, 720p, 3–20 seconds, text or first-frame image
Open Kling 4.0 Flash in the studio →Video generation is on paid plans. Your prompt and settings follow you through sign-in. See plans
01 / CAPABILITIES
Choose 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 21:9 for text-to-video. Focus on one subject, a clear action and a camera movement.
Upload one image in the workspace. Its shape determines the video ratio; last frames and intermediate frames are not supported.
02 / SHOWCASE
Storytelling
Motion reference
Camera reference
Multi-shot composition
Storyboard guidance
Targeted video edit
Scene replacement
Character replacement
Object removal
Style and subject edit
Dialogue
First and last frames
TWITTER / X · 27 COMMUNITY VIDEOS
Explore character performances, camera movement and creative films in different styles.
@mmlong8 · Kling 4.0
@tanabe_fragm · Kling 4.0
@Starjupi · Kling 4.0
@simon_designs2 · Kling 4.0
@TPCQ2024 · Version not stated
@nakazakifam · Kling 4.0
@louis_vuis · Kling 4.0
@seisei_ai_1st · Kling 4.0
03 / CREATIVE STARTING POINTS
Start with these prompt ideas and adapt the subject, style and setting to your project.
A ceramic cup on a wooden table. The camera slowly moves toward the glaze as soft window light shifts across it.
04 / FAQ
720p, 3 seconds and 16:9. Saved selections take precedence.
There is no audio control. Image-to-video accepts only one first-frame image; it does not accept a last frame or intermediate frames.