Kling 4.0 Is Live: Video Model Guide and Official Examples

Kling 4.0 is live. Explore official video examples, longer continuous shots, multi-keyframe direction, and richer image and video references. Use these prompt ideas to plan your next scene.

Open video studio

How to create

Turn one idea into a directed shot

Start with the scene, then shape its movement and sound.

Define the scene

Name the subject, setting, and primary action before adding style.

Direct the movement

Describe one camera path and the key moment you want the viewer to notice.

Refine the output

Choose the available format and duration, then adjust the brief after reviewing the result.

Where Kling 4.0 fits

Story-led shots, references, and sound

Use the official showcase as a starting point for your own scene briefs.

Continuous action

Plan a moving subject and camera as one sequence. Kling’s official showcase highlights steadier tracking and orbiting shots.

Character-led scenes

Use dialogue and action cues to plan scenes where expressions and speech need to feel connected.

Reference-directed ads

Combine product, character, and movement references to plan a commercial concept.

Longer narrative beats

The official Kling 4.0 specification allows up to 30 seconds in one generation, leaving more room for an action to develop.

Official Kling 4.0 showcase

Four changes to watch in the new model

These clips come from Kling AI’s official model showcase and show four different creative directions.

More controlled camera movement

Kling’s showcase demonstrates fast action and larger tracking moves. A useful brief names the subject, direction, and camera path.

Official showcase footage

Tracking and orbiting shots

Plan one camera move at a time

Sound and performance together

The showcase highlights stereo audio and closer dialogue-to-performance matching. Describe the sound that should belong to the scene.

Official showcase footage

Stereo sound and lip sync

Keep sound cues specific

Richer reference direction

Kling 4.0 can combine images, videos, and subjects in one task. Assign each reference a clear role instead of uploading unrelated material.

Official showcase footage

Up to 15 reference items in official specs

Give each reference a purpose

A longer single sequence

The official model supports up to 30 seconds and up to ten keyframes, so a scene can contain a beginning, turn, and end.

Official showcase footage

Up to 30 seconds

Up to ten keyframes

Prompt ideas

Write a clear brief for your next shot

The clips are official Kling 4.0 showcases for visual reference. These prompt examples are independent and did not generate the clips.

Text-to-video

Leading prompt Alignment Benchmark Standards

Use for a short motion study with one clear subject and camera move.

One continuous tracking shot

Proven industry-standard Prompt best-practice generation workflow guide

Subject + action + camera path + lighting + sound

Dive into Complete prompt Documentation and Technical SpecificationsReveal Full Comprehensive Breakdown

Detailed prompt Breakdown and Overview

A cyclist rides through a rain-soaked city street at dusk. The camera tracks alongside at shoulder height in one continuous shot. Streetlights reflect on the pavement; soft tire and traffic sounds remain in the background.

Core Functional Components That Enable This Prompt To Deliver Standout, High-quality Outputs

It gives the model one action and one camera instruction rather than a long list of cuts.

Desired Final Generated Project Outcome

A short atmospheric social clip.

Expert Insider Tips for Creative Industry Professionals

Keep the camera path simple.
Review the available duration before generating.

Image-to-video

Leading prompt Alignment Benchmark Standards

Use a reference image when the product design must remain recognizable.

Animate a product still

Proven industry-standard Prompt best-practice generation workflow guide

First frame + one movement + preservation constraint

Dive into Complete prompt Documentation and Technical SpecificationsReveal Full Comprehensive Breakdown

Detailed prompt Breakdown and Overview

Start from the uploaded product image. Slowly push in while a soft reflection passes across the bottle. Keep the label, proportions, and background composition unchanged.

Core Functional Components That Enable This Prompt To Deliver Standout, High-quality Outputs

A fixed opening image gives a clear composition and limits visual drift.

Desired Final Generated Project Outcome

A short product reveal for a landing page.

Expert Insider Tips for Creative Industry Professionals

Upload the exact first frame.
Keep the motion request focused on one visible change.

When to use it

Choose Kling 4.0 for a scene with a clear arc

Plan a short sequence with deliberate movement, references, and sound. For a simpler brief, keep one subject and one camera move.

Choose Kling 4.0 for directed shots

Use it for character moments, product reveals, and continuous motion where the shot’s timing matters.

Choose a simpler brief for quick tests

If you only need a small movement from one image, start with a first-frame prompt and refine from the result.

Compare available video models

Other generation paths on this site

Open a model page to compare the input and duration controls that are currently available.

Kling 3.0

Compare the previous Kling generation.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Kling 3.0 Pro

A separate Kling 3.0 variant with its own generator settings.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Seedance 2.5

Compare another video model available in this generator.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator

Crafted exclusively for extended clip lengths, precise motion control, and perfectly synchronized audio output, Seedance 2.0 launched in February 2026 by ByteDance is a purpose-built AI video generator. Here, you can dive into text-to-video, first-frame image-to-video, and cross-frame start/end transition workflows, with support for total clip runtimes up to 15 seconds.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

FAQs

FAQ

Everything you need to know about Kling 4.0 Pro and our platform

What is Kling 4.0?

Kling 4.0 is Kling AI’s newer video model. Its official release notes describe text and image input, longer single-generation video, multi-keyframe direction, and richer references.

What is new in Kling 4.0?

The official release notes highlight longer single-generation video, up to ten keyframes, richer multimodal references, and improved audiovisual control.

What kinds of videos can I make?

Use it to plan continuous-action scenes, character performances, product reveals, and short narrative sequences. Start with one clear subject and action.

Does Kling 4.0 support 30 seconds and multiple keyframes?

According to Kling AI’s official specifications, Kling 4.0 supports up to 30 seconds in one generation and up to ten keyframe images. Review the controls shown in your creation interface for the specific workflow you use.

How should I write a prompt?

Describe one subject, one action, and one camera move first. Add lighting and sound only where they matter to the shot.

Can I use the results commercially?

Check the applicable service terms and rights for your inputs before publishing or selling generated work. This page does not grant rights to the official showcase footage.

Still have questions? Our support team is ready to help.

Explore the video studio

Start with one subject, one action, and one camera move. Open the studio to create a short video.

Kling 4.0 Is Live: Video Model Guide and Official Examples

Kling 4.0 is live. Explore official video examples, longer continuous shots, multi-keyframe direction, and richer image and video references. Use these prompt ideas to plan your next scene.

Open video studio

How to create

Turn one idea into a directed shot

Start with the scene, then shape its movement and sound.

Define the scene

Name the subject, setting, and primary action before adding style.

Direct the movement

Describe one camera path and the key moment you want the viewer to notice.

Refine the output

Choose the available format and duration, then adjust the brief after reviewing the result.

Where Kling 4.0 fits

Story-led shots, references, and sound

Use the official showcase as a starting point for your own scene briefs.

Continuous action

Plan a moving subject and camera as one sequence. Kling’s official showcase highlights steadier tracking and orbiting shots.

Character-led scenes

Use dialogue and action cues to plan scenes where expressions and speech need to feel connected.

Reference-directed ads

Combine product, character, and movement references to plan a commercial concept.

Longer narrative beats

The official Kling 4.0 specification allows up to 30 seconds in one generation, leaving more room for an action to develop.

Official Kling 4.0 showcase

Four changes to watch in the new model

These clips come from Kling AI’s official model showcase and show four different creative directions.

More controlled camera movement

Kling’s showcase demonstrates fast action and larger tracking moves. A useful brief names the subject, direction, and camera path.

Official showcase footage

Tracking and orbiting shots

Plan one camera move at a time

Sound and performance together

The showcase highlights stereo audio and closer dialogue-to-performance matching. Describe the sound that should belong to the scene.

Official showcase footage

Stereo sound and lip sync

Keep sound cues specific

Richer reference direction

Kling 4.0 can combine images, videos, and subjects in one task. Assign each reference a clear role instead of uploading unrelated material.

Official showcase footage

Up to 15 reference items in official specs

Give each reference a purpose

A longer single sequence

The official model supports up to 30 seconds and up to ten keyframes, so a scene can contain a beginning, turn, and end.

Official showcase footage

Up to 30 seconds

Up to ten keyframes

Prompt ideas

Write a clear brief for your next shot

The clips are official Kling 4.0 showcases for visual reference. These prompt examples are independent and did not generate the clips.

Text-to-video

Leading prompt Alignment Benchmark Standards

Use for a short motion study with one clear subject and camera move.

One continuous tracking shot

Proven industry-standard Prompt best-practice generation workflow guide

Subject + action + camera path + lighting + sound

Dive into Complete prompt Documentation and Technical SpecificationsReveal Full Comprehensive Breakdown

Detailed prompt Breakdown and Overview

Core Functional Components That Enable This Prompt To Deliver Standout, High-quality Outputs

It gives the model one action and one camera instruction rather than a long list of cuts.

Desired Final Generated Project Outcome

A short atmospheric social clip.

Expert Insider Tips for Creative Industry Professionals

Keep the camera path simple.
Review the available duration before generating.

Image-to-video

Leading prompt Alignment Benchmark Standards

Use a reference image when the product design must remain recognizable.

Animate a product still

Proven industry-standard Prompt best-practice generation workflow guide

First frame + one movement + preservation constraint

Dive into Complete prompt Documentation and Technical SpecificationsReveal Full Comprehensive Breakdown

Detailed prompt Breakdown and Overview

Start from the uploaded product image. Slowly push in while a soft reflection passes across the bottle. Keep the label, proportions, and background composition unchanged.

Core Functional Components That Enable This Prompt To Deliver Standout, High-quality Outputs

A fixed opening image gives a clear composition and limits visual drift.

Desired Final Generated Project Outcome

A short product reveal for a landing page.

Expert Insider Tips for Creative Industry Professionals

Upload the exact first frame.
Keep the motion request focused on one visible change.

When to use it

Choose Kling 4.0 for a scene with a clear arc

Plan a short sequence with deliberate movement, references, and sound. For a simpler brief, keep one subject and one camera move.

Choose Kling 4.0 for directed shots

Use it for character moments, product reveals, and continuous motion where the shot’s timing matters.

Choose a simpler brief for quick tests

If you only need a small movement from one image, start with a first-frame prompt and refine from the result.

Compare available video models

Other generation paths on this site

Open a model page to compare the input and duration controls that are currently available.

Kling 3.0

Compare the previous Kling generation.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Kling 3.0 Pro

A separate Kling 3.0 variant with its own generator settings.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Seedance 2.5

Compare another video model available in this generator.

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

Seedance 2.0 AI Video Generator

Explore Our Curated Set of Associated AI Models

FAQs

FAQ

Everything you need to know about Kling 4.0 Pro and our platform

What is Kling 4.0?

Kling 4.0 is Kling AI’s newer video model. Its official release notes describe text and image input, longer single-generation video, multi-keyframe direction, and richer references.

What is new in Kling 4.0?

The official release notes highlight longer single-generation video, up to ten keyframes, richer multimodal references, and improved audiovisual control.

What kinds of videos can I make?

Use it to plan continuous-action scenes, character performances, product reveals, and short narrative sequences. Start with one clear subject and action.

Does Kling 4.0 support 30 seconds and multiple keyframes?

How should I write a prompt?

Describe one subject, one action, and one camera move first. Add lighting and sound only where they matter to the shot.

Can I use the results commercially?

Check the applicable service terms and rights for your inputs before publishing or selling generated work. This page does not grant rights to the official showcase footage.

Still have questions? Our support team is ready to help.

Explore the video studio

Start with one subject, one action, and one camera move. Open the studio to create a short video.