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Shoot Longer, Sound-Ready Clips with Kling 3.0
Kling 3.0 from Kuaishou's Kling AI generates clips of up to 15 seconds with native audio. Write a prompt or upload a first and last frame, choose 720p, 1080p or 4K, decide whether sound is on, and see the exact credit cost before you generate. A faster Turbo variant is on the same page for quick tests.
What Kling 3.0 Offers in the Generator
Kling 3.0 is aimed at clips that need real length and sound. Here are the settings you can change, and what each one costs you.
Every length from 3 to 15 seconds
Choose any whole number of seconds in that range. The default is 10 seconds, which leaves room for a full action and a settling beat.
720p, 1080p or 4K
Start at 720p to check motion, use 1080p, the default, for most deliveries and go to 4K for large-screen masters. A 5 second clip without audio costs 56, 72 and 268 credits at those levels.
An audio switch that is on by default
Kling says its audio covers speech in Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish. Turn sound off to save credits at 720p and 1080p, since 4K costs the same either way.
Text or frame-led generation
Write a prompt from scratch, or give a first frame, with an optional last frame, and let the clip travel between them.
Planning a Kling 3.0 Clip
Kling publishes a user guide for the 3.0 model, and its advice is practical: be specific about who does what, from which camera angle. These steps translate that into this generator.
Pick the duration for the action
A single gesture fits 5 seconds. A walk, a reveal or a small exchange needs 10. Use up to 15 only when something has to build and resolve.
Name the shot in plain film terms
Wide, close-up, tracking, overhead and point-of-view shots are all words the model understands. Put the shot type first and the move second.
Pair each line with a speaker
For dialogue, write who is speaking, their tone and the line in quotes. Keep each line short enough to fit comfortably inside the length you chose.
Spend the prompt on motion when you have a frame
With a first frame the picture is already decided, so use the words for camera movement, action and sound rather than describing the image again.
Three Kling 3.0 Clips and What to Take from Them
A vintage motorcycle crossing a snowfield
The 15 second clip cuts a rear wide shot, a spinning-wheel close-up, a rider shot, a side track and an aerial view with tracks in the snow. In this generator each request makes one continuous clip, so generate each camera angle separately and edit them together.
A perfume bottle in golden afternoon light
A faceted bottle sits on a velvet stand among rose petals beside a Parisian window as the camera pans in, orbits slowly and pulls back to show the street. It is a template for product films that rely on light, material and one smooth camera move.
A moonlit run across a garden lawn
A woman in a green period gown races across the grass under a starry sky while a crowd in ball dress runs beside her and the camera tracks low and fast. It shows how a single sentence about camera height and speed shapes the energy of a clip.
Kling 3.0 Production Notes
Decide on sound before you generate
Because audio affects price and the prompt, choose it at the start. Write speech and effects only when the switch is on.
Short text, quoted
If a sign or caption must appear, keep it to a few words in quotes. Longer text tends to drift over a 15 second clip.
Where This Model Is a Good Fit
Short drama and trailers
Build 10 to 15 second scenes with speech, motion and ambience in a single run.
Talking-head and dialogue clips
Keep the audio switch on and write each speaker, tone and line to prototype a conversation.
Product films
Animate a packshot as a first frame and use a last frame to settle on the hero angle.
4K masters
Switch to 4K for a final render that goes onto a large display or into a longer edit.
Social cutdowns
Make the same idea in 9:16, 1:1 and 16:9 from the text mode.
Rapid ideation with Turbo
Use the Turbo variant at a fixed 5 or 10 seconds to test a concept before spending on a full run.
Kling 3.0 Questions, Answered
Kling 3.0 is Kling AI's video model series from Kuaishou, announced in February 2026. It generates clips with native audio and supports lengths of up to 15 seconds.
Any whole number of seconds from 3 to 15. The default is 10. Turbo is fixed to 5 or 10 seconds.
720p, 1080p and 4K on Kling 3.0 Video, with 1080p as the default. Kling 3.0 Turbo offers 720p and 1080p.
Cost scales with length. A 5 second clip is 56 credits at 720p, 72 at 1080p and 268 at 4K without audio, and 80 and 108 at 720p and 1080p with audio. The generator shows the exact figure before you submit.
At 720p and 1080p, yes, by roughly a third to a half. At 4K the price is the same with or without audio.
Text to video, and frame generation with a required first frame and an optional last frame. Turbo's frame mode takes a single first image.
In text mode you can pick 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. In frame mode the video follows your uploaded image.
A faster variant for quick tests, with 5 or 10 second clips at 720p or 1080p. It has no audio switch and no 4K, and it is not cheaper than the standard model without audio.
Name the speaker, describe the tone and put the line in quotation marks. Keep it short, and match the length of the clip to the amount of speech.
Not in this generator. Each request creates one continuous clip, so write one camera move per generation and join the clips in an editor.
Kling 3.0 reaches 15 seconds and adds a 4K option, while 2.6 and earlier remain available in the model list for shorter or cheaper clips.
Generate Your Next Clip with Kling 3.0
Choose the length, resolution and sound setting, and see the credit cost before you generate.