Tell a Story in Up to 30 Seconds
Give an action, reveal, or character moment more time to develop. Kling 4.0 is announced with 3–30-second generation for longer takes and connected storytelling.

Seedance 2.5 just landed — longer 1080P clips with richer multimodal references.
Build a fuller creative brief around 3–30-second video and 4K output. Combine up to 15 reference assets and 10 keyframes to guide characters, motion, and the turns of each scene.
PNG/JPEG images · MP4/MOV videos, shortest side ≥700px.
Free vouchers support 720p, Text to Video, and 5s.
Kling 4.0 video inspiration
Suggested prompt · editable
Use @Image 1 as the character design reference and follow the eight-panel storyboard in @Image 2. Create a playful clay stop-motion animation about Biscuit, a brave brown terrier in a white spacesuit carrying a giant yellow fork, exploring a cheese moon. Follow the storyboard in order: he lands and sniffs the surface, leaps in low gravity, opens a hole with his fork, tumbles into a tunnel and meets a giant gray mouse, bounces back out, catches a piece of cheese, then shares it with the mouse. Keep the character, spacesuit, fork, clay textures, and cheese-moon setting consistent. Use expressive reactions, smooth connected camera movement, and a warm final wide shot.
Longer stories. More references. Finer control.
Kling 4.0 is the latest model in the Kling video family, announced with 3–30-second generation, output up to 4K, and up to 15 reference assets. With support for up to 10 keyframe images, it gives creators more ways to guide characters, camera movement, and connected storytelling.
Kling 4.0 Flash is a separate option designed for frequent creation. Availability and supported settings differ between models and providers.

Give an action, reveal, or character moment more time to develop. Kling 4.0 is announced with 3–30-second generation for longer takes and connected storytelling.

Bring characters, locations, visual styles, and motion references into one creative brief. Use up to 15 reference items in total, with separate limits for each input type.
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Define the moments that shape your scene. Up to 10 keyframe images guide character states, scene changes, and the progression of a story.
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Explore expressive performances, coordinated dialogue, and dynamic movement. Official demonstrations highlight improvements in lip-sync and two-channel stereo.

Change selected parts of a video, from characters and backgrounds to movement and visual style. Explore the official model’s editing capabilities while preserving the surrounding scene.
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Explore product films, animation, short dramas, and stylized scenes. Kling also announces broader support for multilingual speech and readable on-screen text.

Explore how character images, storyboards, motion references, and keyframes shape the finished video.



Compare the announced model specifications, then explore a Flash example.
| Capability | Kling 4.0 | Kling 4.0 Flash |
|---|---|---|
| Video duration | 3–30 seconds | 3–20 seconds |
| Resolution | 720p / 1080p / 4K | 720p |
| Dynamic range | 10-bit HDR at 1080p and 4K — coming soon | 8-bit SDR |
| Reference capability | Omni Reference | Omni Reference |
| Official access | Full launch announced for October | Limited early access from September 28 |
| Studio availability | Text, reference, and keyframe generation at 720p / 1080p | Not connected yet |

Find a starting point for a product film, character scene, or animated story.
Plan product references, lighting, and camera movement around a clear reveal. Use a consistent visual brief to explore different campaign concepts.
Connect appearance, setting, and performance around one recognizable character. Build each scene around an action, emotional turn, or exchange.
Establish composition and story beats before generating the finished sequence. Use references to communicate the look and progression of an animated scene.
Build your video from a prompt, references, or keyframes.
Choose Text to Video, Reference to Video, or Keyframes to Video. Write your subject, action, setting, and camera movement.
Add up to 10 images and 5 videos in reference mode, or arrange your start, middle, and optional end frames. Select 720p or 1080p, an aspect ratio, and a duration from 3 to 30 seconds. Review the displayed credit cost before generating.
Generate your clip, review the result, and download the video. Try the storyboard template to load its reference images, editable prompt, and suggested settings.
Check the studio’s credit estimate before you generate.
For text, image references, and keyframes, Kling 4.0 costs 20 credits per second at 720p or 30 credits per second at 1080p. When a reference video is included, the rates are 30 and 40 credits per second respectively. Keeping reference video audio does not change the cost. Free vouchers support 720p Text to Video at exactly 5 seconds.
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Answers about official specifications, release timing, and access in this studio.
Kling 4.0 is the latest model in the Kling video family, announced with 3–30-second generation, output up to 4K, up to 15 reference assets, and up to 10 keyframe images.
The official announcement schedules the full Kling 4.0 launch for October. Kling 4.0 Flash entered limited early access on September 28. This status was checked on September 29, 2026; access may vary by account and provider.
The announced Kling 4.0 specifications include 3–30-second videos at 720p, 1080p, or 4K. Flash is designed for frequent creation, with 3–20-second videos at 720p and 8-bit SDR. Both list Omni Reference support.
The announced single-generation range is 3–30 seconds. Repeated video extension up to two minutes is listed as coming soon; it is not the same as generating a two-minute video in one pass.
The official specifications list 720p, 1080p, and 4K output. The release notes separately mark 10-bit HDR output at 1080p and 4K as coming soon. Flash lists 720p and 8-bit SDR.
The release lists up to 15 items in total across images, videos, voice references, and subjects. Individual limits include 10 images, 5 videos with a combined duration of up to 30 seconds, and 7 subjects, including up to 3 video-based subjects. These limits are not additive. Multi-keyframe input supports up to 10 images.
Yes. This studio connects Kling 4.0 Text to Video, Reference to Video, and Keyframes to Video, with 720p or 1080p output and 3–30-second duration. Add up to 10 reference images and 5 reference videos, or use up to 10 keyframes subject to the selected duration. Flash, 4K, and other announced features are not available in this studio.
For text, image references, and keyframes, Kling 4.0 costs 20 credits per second at 720p or 30 credits per second at 1080p. When a reference video is included, the rates are 30 and 40 credits per second respectively. Keeping reference video audio does not change the cost. Free vouchers support 720p Text to Video at exactly 5 seconds.
Explore the examples, load a template, and create your next video with Kling 4.0.