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Kling 4.0 Flash

The quick edition of Kling 4.0 — from words, from a first frame, from your reference pictures, or on a clip of yours.

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Kling 4.0 Flash is the quick edition of Kling 4.0. It works four ways: from your words alone, from a picture of yours as the first frame, from reference pictures that guide a new video, and on a clip you already have, changing what your words say. When Studio offers it, you find it under Videos on Studio's home and Generation in Choose a model.

What it takes and makes

Make — words to video

SettingWhat it takes
Your wordsRequired — up to 10,000 characters
Length3 to 20 seconds — starts at 5 seconds
Shape16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 21:9 — starts at 16:9
SoundSilent video
MakesA video

Animate — a picture comes to life

SettingWhat it takes
Your wordsRequired — up to 10,000 characters
FramesA first frame (required)
Length3 to 20 seconds — starts at 5 seconds
ShapeFollows your first frame
SoundSilent video
MakesA video

Reference — your pictures and clips guide a new video

SettingWhat it takes
Your wordsRequired — up to 10,000 characters
PicturesUp to 10 pictures (Image 1, Image 2… in the order you add them)
Length3 to 20 seconds — starts at 5 seconds
ShapeAuto, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 21:9 — starts at 16:9
Naming your referencesType @ and pick one — one of each kind, read as “the picture”, “the clip” or “the sound”
SoundSilent video
MakesA video

Edit — change a clip you already have

SettingWhat it takes
Your wordsRequired — up to 10,000 characters
Your clipOne video clip, 3 to 20 seconds long
PicturesUp to 10 pictures (Image 1, Image 2… in the order you add them)
LengthFollows your clip
ShapeFollows your clip
Naming your referencesType @ and pick one — one of each kind, read as “the picture”, “the clip” or “the sound”
SoundSilent video
MakesA video

The price is never written here — prices change. It is on the model's page in Studio: on the Make button and beside each length, size or quality that changes it, before you press.

Writing for it

Say what happens, in order. From a frame, the video keeps your picture's shape.

With reference pictures, name each one where it matters — type @ and pick it.

Edit changes what you describe on a short clip of yours; add pictures to show what the change should look like.