An example of the Kling AI interface
Official screen example from Kling AI · VIDEO 2.6 · Screen example from its publicationSource: official material ↗

What it can do

  • Text to Video and Image to Video are available. An image gives you a visual starting point before you explore movement.
  • Specify subject actions and camera treatment. Confirm supported controls for the model and mode you choose.
  • Features also cover video and audio. Check whether the capability you need is available to your account and plan.

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Make your first video

  1. Check the models and plans available to you, then prepare an image you can use.
  2. Choose Image to Video, upload the image, and describe a single action, such as a person slowly turning.
  3. Select a supported duration and aspect ratio. Check credit use before generating and start with a short shot.
  4. Inspect faces, hands, the background, and camera movement. Change one instruction at a time and save the result you choose.

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Try this: a small practice project

Begin with an image of a flower or object instead of a person. Compare a static camera with a slow push-in. Look for unintended changes to objects that should remain still.

Practice prompt (English)
A flower in a vase on a desk. The camera slowly moves closer. Gentle daylight. The vase stays in the same position.

Before you start

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Pricing

Free plan & trial conditions
An official pricing article mentions daily credits. Check your account for current allowances and eligible models.

Paid plan reference
Current checkout pricing is unverified. Check the official renewal price instead of relying on a first-month discount.

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Prices and allowances can change. The amount and conditions shown at checkout take precedence.

Commercial use & watermarks

Paid-membership terms describe watermark removal and commercial-use conditions. Free-plan descriptions and the terms differ, so confirm the latest paid-member conditions for commercial projects. [3] [4] [5]

Official sources

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