Kling 3's Revolutionary Breakthroughs
Six core capabilities that redefine the possibilities of AI video creation.
Native 4K @ 48fps Generation
Industry-first native 4K AI video model. Pixel-level details generated during diffusion, not upscaled. Avoids artifacts, ensures professional quality.
Cinema pre-production, broadcast commercials, premium brand videos, large screen display.
Multi-Shot Editing (2-6 Shots)
Generate 2-6 independent shots in one scene. Specify duration, framing, perspective, and camera movement for each shot. Maintains character consistency.
Story-driven ads, social media content, product demos, short videos—complete narratives without post-editing.
Native Multi-Language Lip Sync
Native lip-sync in 5 languages (Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish). Generates dialogue, sound effects, and music during generation. No post-dubbing needed.
Global marketing, multilingual influencer content, international brands, cross-border e-commerce.
High-Precision Text & Logo Preservation
Industry-leading text rendering. Preserves brand logos, product text, and subtitles with high precision. Solves traditional AI video text blurring issues.
Product showcases, branded content, educational videos with subtitles, text-heavy scenarios.
Advanced Camera Control
Supports 10+ camera movements: zoom, tracking, orbit, handheld shake, and more. AI translates camera language into smooth behavior.
Cinematic storytelling, dynamic advertising, vlog content, professional camera work.
40% Faster Generation
Generates 15-second clips in 30-120 seconds (varies by complexity). Enables rapid iteration and multi-direction testing.
Urgent projects, rapid prototyping, A/B testing, multiple creative attempts in short time.
Kling 3 Typical Application Scenarios
From e-commerce to social media, Kling 3 provides solutions for various creative scenarios.
Text-to-Video: Underwater Coral Cave
Pure text description generates cinematic underwater scene with volumetric lighting
Image-to-Video: Zero-Gravity Float
Static image transformed into dynamic floating motion with realistic physics
Video Extension: Seamless Timeline Expansion
Extend existing video naturally with AI-predicted continuation
Native Lip-Sync: Multilingual Audio
5-language native lip-sync with precise mouth movements and natural expressions
Advanced Video Effects & Stylization
Professional VFX with dynamic lighting, atmospheric effects, and style transformations
Multi-Image Reference Synthesis
Combine multiple reference images into cohesive video with consistent style
Kling 3 Technical Parameters Explained
Understanding these parameters helps you plan video creation projects more efficiently.
Kling 2.6 vs Kling 3.0: What's Upgraded
From powerful generator to complete narrative engine—Kling 3's core architecture upgrade.
How to Control Multi-Shot Sequence Generation
Kling 3's revolutionary multi-shot system lets you control narrative pacing and camera language like a director.
Two Modes, Flexible Choice
Auto Mode (Recommended)
Describe scene flow, AI automatically creates shots
A woman walks into a coffee shop (wide shot), orders coffee at counter (medium shot), sits by window smiling (close-up)Easy to use, suitable for most scenarios, AI automatically handles shot transitions and duration
Manual Mode (Advanced)
Explicitly specify details for each shot
Shot 1 (5s): Wide establishing shot, coffee shop exterior, camera slowly pushes in
Shot 2 (4s): Medium shot, woman ordering at counter, camera static
Shot 3 (6s): Close-up, woman sitting by window smiling, camera slowly moves closerPrecise control of each shot's duration, framing, and camera behavior
Multi-Shot Best Practices
- Each shot 3-5 seconds optimal, total duration under 15 seconds
- Specify camera language (wide/medium/close-up) not just visual description
- Describe transition logic between shots (cut/fade/match cut)
- Specify both subject motion and camera behavior
- Maintain spatial continuity description (e.g., "enters frame from left")
Professional Tips
- Use cinematic terms (push-in, pull-out, pan) instead of casual language
- Assign clear narrative purpose to each shot (establish, transition, climax)
- Avoid too many shots (2-4 shots usually work best)
- Test with auto mode first, then refine with manual mode
Kling 3 Prompt Best Practices
Master these templates to make your video generation more precise and efficient.
Multi-Shot Story Template
Shot 1 (3s): Establishing shot, wide angle showing full scene, camera static
Shot 2 (5s): Medium shot cutting to subject, camera follows subject motion
Shot 3 (4s): Close-up reaction shot, camera slowly pushes in
Shot 4 (3s): Wide ending shot, camera pulls backWhy it works: Each shot has clear duration and camera instructions, AI precisely understands narrative pacing
Use for: Ads, short films, vlogs
Product Showcase Template
Product [name] appears in [environment] (wide shot), camera slowly pushes to product close-up, shows [key feature] (medium shot), finally pulls back to show product in [usage scene] (wide). Preserve brand logo and text [copy content].Why it works: Clearly specifies product, environment, features, and text preservation needs
Use for: E-commerce, product launches, marketing videos
Multilingual Content Template
[Character] faces camera speaking, in [language] (Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean/Spanish) introduces [content], expression [describe expression], background is [environment description], precise lip-sync, with background music [music style].Why it works: Clearly specifies language, expression, and audio needs, AI automatically generates native audio
Use for: Global marketing, multilingual education, international brands
Cinematic Narrative Template
Opening: [scene description], wide establishing shot, camera [movement]
Development: [action description], medium tracking shot, camera [movement]
Climax: [emotion description], close-up, camera [movement]
Ending: [ending description], pull back shot, camera [movement]
Overall pacing: [pacing description], with [music style] background musicWhy it works: Complete narrative structure + clear camera language + audio guidance
Use for: Short films, ads, brand stories
Kling 3 Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main differences between Kling 3 and Kling 2.6?
Three core upgrades: (1) Multi-shot capability (2-6 shots vs single clip); (2) Native lip-sync in 5 languages vs no audio; (3) Native 4K resolution vs 1080p. Also 40% faster generation speed.
How long does it take to generate a video with Kling 3?
Typically 30-120 seconds depending on complexity and resolution. Simple 1080p videos: 30-60s. Complex 4K videos: 90-120s.
How to use the multi-shot feature?
Auto mode: Describe scene flow, AI creates shots automatically. Manual mode: Specify each shot explicitly ("Shot 1 (5s): Wide..."). Start with auto mode, refine with manual.
Which languages support native audio?
5 languages with native lip-sync: Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish. Just specify the language in your prompt.
Can Kling 3 generate videos with real people?
Yes! Supports character consistency and cross-shot preservation. Maintains appearance and clothing details across shots, perfect for tutorials, product demos, and brand content.
How effective is text and logo preservation?
Industry-leading precision for logos and text. Not 100% perfect (especially small fonts), but significantly better than Kling 2.6. Best results with clear, medium-sized text.