Kling 4· AI video generator
AI video shots from text or image, multi-model workspace
What is Kling 4?
Kling 4 is an AI video generator.
Kling 4 (kling-4.pro) is an independent third-party AI video workspace. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kuaishou, the developer of the Kling models. Write one or two sentences describing what the subject does and how the camera moves, for example a slow pullback from a product or a pan across a landscape. Optionally attach a reference image, or first and last frames when the model supports them. Choose a model (Kling v3.0, Kling v3.0 Pro, Kling v2.6, Wan 2.7, Wan 2.6 or Grok Imagine Video 1.5), set duration, resolution and aspect ratio, check the credit cost and generate. Download the clip and review motion and focus in your own player or editor. The site also includes an AI image workspace and tools such as Video Enhancer and AI Photo to Video. New accounts receive free credits; paid plans are listed for reference.
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