What do you want to shoot?

Kling 4 Generator turns plain-language direction into a video prompt and renders it with Kling. Today the engine is Kling 3.0; Kling 4.0 switches on automatically once its API is live and verified here. Attach a still to animate it. Everything stays in one conversation.

Usually a few minutes. Video models queue and render far slower than image models — a 5-second clip is typically 1–3 minutes, a 10-second one longer. You can keep chatting while it works.

Three to fifteen seconds per render with Kling 3.0 (Seedance 2.5 goes up to thirty). For a longer sequence, generate the shots one at a time and cut them together — the agent will help you plan the shot list.

Kling 3.0 is the default. MiniMax H3 and Seedance 2.5 are also available from the same chat. Kling 4.0 appears in the model picker as soon as it is enabled here — and every result card names the model that actually rendered your clip.

Yes. Upload a still and describe what should move. The image becomes the opening frame and the model animates from there — a product turntable, a portrait that blinks, a landscape with drifting clouds.

Yes. All paid plans include a full commercial license. Check the terms of the specific model you used if you plan to publish at scale.

Each render costs credits based on the model and the clip length — a 10-second clip costs twice a 5-second one. The price is shown in the composer before you send, and a failed render is refunded automatically.

Your uploads and clips are encrypted in transit and at rest. We never train on your content. You can permanently delete any conversation or clip at any time.

Yes — an account is what holds your clips, your take history and your credit balance. Sign-up takes about ten seconds via email or Google.

Open a ticket from the dashboard, or email us — we read every message and ship fixes weekly.

The status banner at the top of every page tells you. Kling 4.0 is switched on the moment its API is live and passes our own test render; until then every clip is rendered with Kling 3.0 and labelled as such — we never bill a Kling 4.0 clip that was not made with Kling 4.0.