Watch published Kling 3.0 examples and inspect the kind of prompt structure behind each creative goal.
A dialogue-led terrace scene with matched voices, facial performance, and camera coverage.
Two people talk across a table on a quiet terrace. Alternate close coverage while preserving identity, eyelines, and natural outdoor ambience.
A sequence that changes framing while keeping the subject and story direction coherent.
Build a cinematic road sequence with wide establishing coverage, driver close-ups, and detail inserts. Keep the same character and vehicle across every shot.
Low, side, point-of-view, and aerial perspectives assembled into one controlled action sequence.
Track a rider through snow using low rear, wheel detail, first-person, frontal, side, and high-angle shots with consistent direction of travel.
A continuous tracking shot designed to keep the person stable through movement and pauses.
Follow one subject in a continuous medium tracking shot. Match the camera speed to the walk and stop immediately whenever the subject pauses.
A reference-led shot that turns a still composition into a smooth orbiting camera move.
Preserve the subject from the reference image while the camera gradually orbits. Keep facial structure, wardrobe, and lighting stable.
A misty morning environment balancing subject motion, depth, and a restrained film look.
At a quiet station in morning fog, follow a lone traveler with subtle handheld motion, soft backlight, and restrained environmental sound.
A sports composition showing generated lettering integrated into a fast-moving scene.
Create a dynamic baseball sequence with bold, readable lettering designed into the scene. Preserve placement and legibility through motion.
Videos and preview images are published by Kling AI and streamed from its public CDN. See the official Kling Video 3.0 guide.