Why use one generator workspace?

Most creators start with a result, not a tool name. One workspace lets you choose video, image, edit, multi-shot, or motion control without jumping between pages.

Which video workflows can I use here?

You can create with Kling 3.0, Kling O3, Kling 3.0 Motion Control, and Kling 2.6 Motion Control. Choose based on whether you need open video generation, references, multi-shot structure, or motion transfer.

Which image workflows can I use here?

Use Kling O3 Image for new still visuals and Kling O3 Image Edit when an image is close but needs prompt-guided changes before it becomes a reference or final asset.

How do I choose between video, image, edit, and motion control?

Choose video when you need a clip, image when you need a reference frame, edit when an existing image needs changes, and motion control when a still subject should follow a reference movement.

What should I write in the prompt?

Describe the result: subject, scene, camera movement, style, mood, aspect ratio, and where the output will be used. A job-focused prompt usually beats a vague aesthetic prompt.

When should I upload reference images?

Upload references when product shape, character identity, style, framing, or brand details matter. The reference gives the generator a visual anchor.

What are @element tags for?

Use @element tags to refer to saved characters, products, objects, or style references inside a prompt. They help keep important visual details easier to name and reuse.

Do all workflows support 4K?

No. 4K depends on the selected workflow. Use 4K for delivery-level outputs after the creative direction is already approved.

How should I avoid wasting credits?

Start with a clear prompt, use references when needed, preview credits before generation, and reserve higher-quality settings for the draft worth polishing.

Where do generated drafts go?

Finished drafts appear in the preview and history areas. Use history to revisit prompts, compare directions, and build a stronger next generation.

Kling AI Generator: Create the Video, Image, or Motion Draft You Need

Start with the problem

One Kling generator for the creative job in front of you

Most users arrive needing a product clip, ad variation, image edit, motion transfer, or reference frame. This workspace helps them pick the right Kling workflow and settings for that result.

Need a video draft?

Use Kling 3.0 or O3 when you need text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-shot, audio, or 4K-capable output.

Need a reference image or edit?

Create or clean up still visuals with O3 Image tools before using them as references for video.

Complete Workflow

Pick the result

Video, image, edit, multi-shot, or motion transfer.

Add the anchors

Write the prompt, upload references, or attach named elements when consistency matters.

Choose quality

Select duration, ratio, resolution, audio, and 4K only when the job needs it.

Generate and refine

Compare drafts, keep the best direction, and reuse references for the next asset.

Video models

Use Kling 3.0 or Kling O3 when you need a prompt, image, reference, audio, or 4K-capable path for a video draft.

Kling 3.0 / Kling O3

Image models

Use O3 Image tools when you need to create or clean up a still visual before it becomes a reference, thumbnail, or video input.

O3 Image / O3 Image Edit

What are you trying to make?

Each Kling mode solves a different production problem

The generator keeps controls specific because the user problem changes: a product ad needs different inputs than a motion-transfer clip or a reference image.

Kling 3.0 and Kling O3 video

Use text-to-video or image-to-video with Kling 3.0 and Kling O3. Start with Standard or Pro for drafts, then use 4K when the direction is ready for delivery.

Text and image inputs for video generation

Standard, Pro, and 4K quality modes

3-15 second duration range with 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 ratios

Optional native sound on supported Standard/Pro modes

Cinematic Dragon Battle

A large-scale fantasy action clip with dramatic camera movement and atmosphere.

Motion Control Restaurant Gesture

A reference-driven gesture clip for motion-control demonstrations.

Motion Control models

Use Motion Control when the job is not open-ended video generation. Upload a still subject and a movement reference, then create a clip that follows that motion direction.

Requires an image input and a motion reference video

Kling 3.0 Motion Control for newer motion-transfer work

Kling 2.6 Motion Control for 720p/1080p motion-transfer paths

Prompt remains available for scene, style, and lighting direction

Reference elements

Create named reusable elements for characters, products, logos, objects, or style references. Each element is built from uploaded images, saved to the account library, and inserted into prompts with an @element label so the model knows exactly which asset you mean.

Upload 2-4 JPG/PNG images per element, up to 10MB each

Name elements with letters, numbers, or underscores

Insert elements by typing @ or using the blue @ picker

Reuse saved elements across compatible video workflows

Image generation and editing

Kling O3 Image handles prompt-only image generation, while Kling O3 Image Edit handles reference-image editing. Both live in the same workspace so users can move from still-image creation to video prompts without switching products.

Prompt-to-image workflow with Kling O3 Image

Reference-image editing with Kling O3 Image Edit

1K/2K and 4K output tiers where selected

Image results can become references for later video work

Multi-shot sequencing

Use Multi-shot when one clip needs several beats. Write each shot separately, set durations, attach references, and generate a connected draft for review.

Up to 6 shots in one sequence

Per-shot duration and prompt text

Per-shot element binding for continuity

Total sequence duration must stay between 3 and 15 seconds

Credit-aware generation

Preview credits before you submit, so you can test cheaply first and save higher-quality settings for the draft worth polishing.

Credits update before users submit a job

Duration, quality, sound, and 4K affect cost

Failed system tasks are not treated as successful generations

One shared credit pool covers video, image, and motion workflows

Workflow

From “I need this asset” to a generated draft

The path is simple: name the output, choose the right workflow, add what must stay consistent, then generate at the quality level that fits the stage.

Pick the output type

Start with video, image, image edit, multi-shot, or motion control in the same generator workspace.

Mode

Choose the model

Select Kling 3.0, Kling O3, Kling 3.0 Motion Control, Kling 2.6 Motion Control, Kling O3 Image, or Kling O3 Image Edit.

Model

Add references and prompt details

Upload images, name important elements, insert @element tags, and describe camera, movement, style, subject, and scene constraints.

Prompt

Generate at the right quality

Use lower-cost modes for iteration, then move to Pro or 4K when the shot or image is ready for a final pass.

Quality

For creators who need output, not tool-switching

Use one workspace when you need to solve a creative production gap quickly: draft the clip, prepare the image, transfer the motion, or test the concept.

For video creators and ad teams

Move from a rough prompt to a Pro or 4K render without changing pages. Reference images and element tags help keep characters, products, and visual details easier to describe.

Best fit: Kling 3.0, Kling O3, Multi-Shot, and 4K modes.

For motion and product workflows

When the job is motion transfer rather than open-ended video generation, the Motion Control models are exposed as their own choices with their own content pages.

Best fit: Kling 3.0 Motion Control and Kling 2.6 Motion Control.