AI Video Generator

Kling 3.0

Generate AI video with Kling 3.0 — text to video and image to video, all from one Vidney workspace.

Text to VideoImage to Video63 credits per generation

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Kling 3.0 specifications

Output: Video
Task modes: Text to Video · Image to Video
Duration: 3–15 seconds
Resolution: 720p · 1080p
Aspect ratios: 1:1 · 16:9 · 9:16
Audio: Supported
Cost: 63 credits per generation
Family: kling
Setup: No API key or provider account required

What it does

What Kling 3.0 does well

Big motion with real inertia

Kling 3.0's signature is high-energy movement that still carries weight. A fighter's punch loads and recoils, a dancer's spin builds and decelerates, a sprinter's stride drives forward with momentum instead of gliding. Where lighter models flatten fast action into a smear, Kling 3.0 keeps mass and follow-through legible, so a kick lands with force and hair and fabric trail the motion a beat behind. This is what makes it suited to action, athletics, and performance, where the difference between convincing and fake is whether the body looks like it actually weighs something. It is the reason to reach for it when energy is the point.

Choreographed cinematic camera

Kling 3.0 treats the camera as part of the performance, not a fixed observer. Ask for a sweeping crane that rises over a crowd, a fast orbit around a dancer, or a push that whips in on a reaction, and it executes the move with momentum and arc rather than a flat slide. The camera accelerates and eases like a real rig on a dolly or jib, and it stays coordinated with the action it is covering. For cinematic shorts and music-video energy, this kinetic camera dynamism is a genuine separator: the move itself contributes to the feeling of the shot instead of merely framing what happens inside it.

Audio synced to impact

Kling 3.0 generates sound in the same pass as the picture, inherited from Kling 2.6, and its native audio tracks the heavy motion it is built for. A landing thuds at the moment of contact, a swung blade whooshes through its arc, a bass-driven beat lines up with a dancer hitting the downbeat. Because the audio is tied to the kinetic action rather than added later, energetic clips arrive with their punch already present instead of silent and waiting for a sound pass. For action beats and performance pieces, having impact and rhythm baked into the render is what lets a clip feel finished the moment it lands.

Flexible 5s and 10s takes

Kling 3.0 generates at both 5s and 10s, so you can match clip length to the energy of the shot. A 5s take suits a sharp hit, a single move, or a punchy cut for a fast edit; the 10s option gives a sustained move room to develop, letting a camera run a full sweep or a routine play through several beats without cutting. The longer take matters most for performance and action, where a move needs to start, peak and resolve to read as one continuous gesture. Choosing the duration up front means you build the shot around its motion rather than trimming a fixed block afterward.

How Kling 3.0 compares

Specs side by side with similar models — all runnable on Vidney.

	Kling 3.0	Kling V3 Omni	Kling 2.5 Turbo	Kling 2.6
Task modes	Text to Video · Image to Video	Text to Video · Image to Video	Text to Video · Image to Video	Text to Video · Image to Video
Duration	3–15 seconds	3–15 seconds	5, 10 seconds	5, 10 seconds
Resolution	720p · 1080p	720p · 1080p	1080p	720p · 1080p
Audio	Supported	No audio track	No audio track	Supported
Cost	63 credits per generation	72 credits per generation	69 credits per generation	57 credits per generation

Real samples

Sample gallery

Real Kling 3.0 output, generated on Vidney — these are actual results, not stock or fabricated examples.

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No setup, no API keys

Run Kling 3.0 straight from your browser. Vidney handles provider access, billing, and storage — you just write a prompt.

Multiple task modes

Kling 3.0 supports text to video and image to video in the same workspace, so you can switch task types without leaving the page.

Transparent credit pricing

Every video run costs 63 credits per generation. The cost is shown on the button before you spend a credit — no surprise metering.

Who reaches for Kling 3.0

Kling 3.0, Kuaishou's video model, is what people open when a shot needs to move with force. Action directors, dance and performance creators, and music-video editors lean on it because it renders big, energetic motion with believable inertia: a body that whips through a spin and settles, a leap that carries weight on landing, a sweeping crane move that arcs with momentum instead of sliding flatly. Its camera work is choreographed rather than incidental, and it pairs that with strong prompt adherence and an aesthetic polish that holds up at performance speed. It also generates synchronized native audio, carried forward from Kling 2.6, and supports both 5s and 10s clips. Pick Kling 3.0 over Sora 2 when you want stylized cinematic motion and kinetic camera energy, and you care more about how a move feels than whether every collision obeys strict physics. Choose Sora 2 instead when literal physical simulation is the deciding factor. On Vidney you run Kling 3.0 from the same balance as its rivals, so swapping a beat between models takes no new account.

Put it to work

What you can make with Kling 3.0

Action and fight beats

Build short combat and stunt sequences where the hits read as real impact. Kling 3.0 carries the weight of a thrown punch, a body hitting the ground, or a sprint into cover, with follow-through on limbs, hair and cloth that makes the action land. The choreographed camera can whip in on a strike or orbit a clash, and native audio puts the thud and whoosh on the moment of contact. Use it for fight choreography tests, trailer-style action cuts, and stunt previz where a viewer would instantly clock fake, weightless movement. The 10s take gives a multi-move exchange room to play out as one continuous beat.

Dance and performance clips

Generate a dancer or performer moving through a full routine with believable momentum and rhythm. Kling 3.0 keeps the body on-model through fast spins and direction changes, holding the same costume and look as the figure crosses the frame and the energy peaks. Its camera can orbit, push and rise in time with the choreography, and the native audio lines a beat up with the moves so the cut feels scored rather than silent. This suits short dance pieces, music-video segments, and stage-style performance shots where the motion and the music have to hit together to carry the clip.

Energy-driven music videos

Cut a music-video segment built on motion and camera energy. Kling 3.0 handles sweeping moves, fast orbits and kinetic transitions that match a track's intensity, with the camera arcing through a scene rather than holding static. Hold a performer consistent across several kinetic shots so the piece reads as one artist in one world, then lean on the synced audio to keep the visuals locked to the beat. Use it for hook sections, performance inserts, and stylized concept passages where the look should feel cinematic and charged. The flexible take length lets you build both quick percussive cuts and longer flowing shots from the same model.

Character action across cuts

Make a short character-driven piece where the same figure stays recognizable through several high-motion shots. Kling 3.0 holds a character on-model as they run, fight or leap between angles, so a hero keeps the same face, build and wardrobe even as the action throws them around the frame. Rather than the figure mutating each time the motion gets intense, the look carries through the cuts, which is what lets a kinetic two- or three-shot run feel like one continuous sequence. Use it for proof-of-concept action scenes, stylized character intros, and performance-led shorts where energy and a consistent lead both have to hold.

How to generate video with Kling 3.0

01
Open Kling 3.0
Open the Kling 3.0 workspace on Vidney and pick your task type (text to video and image to video).
02
Describe your output
Write a prompt describing the video you want, and upload a reference image for image-driven modes. Set aspect ratio and duration as needed.
03
Generate and download
Spend 63 credits to run Kling 3.0. When the generation completes, download the result from your account.

Tutorials & community

Real tutorials and discussions about Kling 3.0 from across the web.

Kling 3.0 for Beginners: Step-by-Step Tutorial

AI Savvy · YouTube

Is Kling 3.0 Actually the Best? Full Breakdown vs Competition

Futurepedia · YouTube