Native long takes
Plan continuous action and camera movement inside a single pass instead of stitching only short clips.
Create a Kling 4.0 video.
Choose text or image, plan a longer take, and shape motion before you sign in to submit the generation.
Built for directed storytelling
Longer takes, tighter reference control.
Published Kling 4.0 materials emphasize native generation up to 30 seconds, omni reference, and multi-keyframe direction. Options available through Kling30 may vary by API mode and provider availability.
Omni reference
Combine published multimodal reference inputs so identity, motion, and pacing stay closer to your brief.
Multi-keyframe control
Guide key visual moments, poses, and story beats across the take with timed reference frames.
Creative modes
Start from text, an image, or both.
Text to video
Describe subject, action, camera, lighting, and sound when you want a new scene from a written brief.
Image to video
Anchor identity, product shape, or composition with a reference image, then direct the motion.
Stable dynamic motion
Published materials highlight smoother high-speed action and complex camera continuity across longer shots.
Example output
See every exampleReview motion before you generate.
Know the workflow before you generate.
What is Kling 4.0?
Kling 4.0 is the next-generation Kling AI video model. Published capabilities include longer native clips, omni reference, multi-keyframe control, and improved motion stability.
How long can a Kling 4.0 video be?
Kling’s published Kling 4.0 materials describe native generation up to 30 seconds in one pass. Options available through Kling30 may vary by API mode and provider availability.
Can I still use Kling 3.0?
Yes. Kling 3.0 remains available for text-to-video and image-to-video workflows with multi-shot direction and native audio support.
Is Kling30 the official Kling AI website?
No. Kling30.video is an independent creation platform and is not affiliated with Kling AI or its model provider.
Generate with Kling 4.0.
Open the generator, choose text or image, and shape the scene before signing in.