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Kling
$10/mofree tier available
AI video generation
Kling is an AI video generation platform by Kuaishou that transforms text prompts, images, and video references into cinematic-quality videos. Launched globally in June 2024, Kling 3.0 features a Multi-modal Visual Language (MVL) architecture, native 4K output, advanced motion control with camera presets, built-in multilingual audio support, and physics-aware motion simulation. The platform supports text-to-video, image-to-video, video extension up to 3 minutes, AI image generation, digital humans, and comes with a developer API. Known for exceptionally smooth motion and realistic physics simulation compared to competitors.
Who it's for
creators
Pricing · freemium
checked today| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free | 66 daily credits (reset every 24 hours) · Watermarked output · Non-commercial use only · Access to basic video generation |
| Standard | $10 /mo | 660 monthly credits · Watermark-free output · Commercial usage rights · Standard mode access |
| Pro | $37 /mo | 3,000 monthly credits · Professional mode access · Faster queue priority · Full feature access |
| Premier | $92 /mo | 8,000 monthly credits · Highest priority queue · Advanced model access · Team features available |
| Ultra | $180 /mo | 26,000 monthly credits · Fastest processing · All premium models · Priority support |
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Use it for
- — Text-to-video generation from prompts
- — Image-to-video conversion
- — Video extension and continuation
- — Cinematic camera movement control
- — Product marketing videos
- — Social media ads and content
- — E-commerce product videos
- — Narrative short films
- — Realistic character motion
- — Physics simulation for complex scenes
Get the most out of it
- 01Use the free daily credits first to test real prompts and understand your actual monthly credit consumption before committing to a paid plan
- 02Shorter, structured prompts consistently outperform longer descriptive ones; be specific about camera angles, motion, and key objects rather than lengthy narratives
- 03Verify the credit cost preview in the interface before confirming each generation since costs vary by resolution, duration, model mode (Standard vs Professional), and audio options
- 04Consider the Standard plan ($10/month) as the minimum for commercial use; it removes watermarks and provides commercial rights, making it the first production-ready tier
- 05Use motion control features and camera presets for director-level control over framing and character movement; combine with reference images for better consistency across multiple clips
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