Kuaishou · Multimodal AI engine

Kling 3.0 Video Generator

Cinematic AI video up to 15 seconds with native audio, lip-synced dialogue, Elements 3.0 for character consistency, and Multi-shot scenes.

3-15s
Duration
Elements 3.0
Consistency
credits
Lip-sync
Native audio

Supported languages: For lip-sync and dialogue, Kling 3.0 works best with English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Spanish. Our system automatically translates the prompt to English for the best result.

A new paradigm: from description to direction

Kling 3.0 is not just an upgrade. It is a unified multimodal engine that requires a new approach. Think like a director — control the camera, timeline, and audio instead of simple descriptions.

🎬 Master prompt formula:

1. Context / Scene2. Subject and appearance3. Action timeline4. Camera motion5. Audio and atmosphere6. Technical parameters

Key features

Elements 3.0

Upload 2-4 photos of the subject, give it a name (@hero) — the model keeps the appearance identical across shots

2-4 referencesVideo reference

Multi-shot scenes

Multiple shots with different descriptions and durations — for complex plots and narratives

1-12s per shotUp to 15s total

Native audio

Lip-synced dialogue, sound effects, background music — all synced to motion

Lip-syncSFX + BGM

Start & End Frame

1-2 images as start/end frames for precise animation

Consistency

Characters look the same across different scenes and environments

Std & Pro modes

Standard for fast iterations, Pro for maximum quality

Prompt guide

Action timeline — the "secret ingredient"

Kling 3.0 works best when you describe sequence of events, not a static image. Break the action down into stages — the model will follow your scenario.

Timeline example (8 seconds):

«Sec 0-2: Wide shot. An abandoned space station, flickering light. Sec 3-5: A cosmonaut emerges from the shadows, helmet fogged up. Sec 6-8: Close-up of the face through the visor — something moves in the reflection."

Camera language

Kling 3.0 understands professional cinematographic terms well. Use them for precise camera control.

Basic motions:
  • Dolly Zoom — camera pulls back, subject stays the same size (Vertigo effect)
  • Truck Left/Right — camera moves sideways
  • Low-Angle Tracking — low-angle shot following the subject
  • Orbital Shot — camera arcs around
Advanced techniques:
  • FPV Drone — first-person, dynamic flybys
  • Whip Pan — sharp pan for scene transitions
  • Steadicam Push-in — smooth zoom in to the subject
  • Pull-back Reveal — camera pull-out revealing scale

Audio and lip-sync

Kling 3.0 generates synchronized audio: dialogue, SFX, atmosphere. For accurate voice attribution, label the speaker in the prompt.

✅ Best practices:
  • • Mark the speaker: [Speaker: Man] «Hello»
  • • Describe atmosphere: "rain noise, distant thunder"
  • • Specify musical style: "quiet piano"
⚠️ «Ghosting» fix:

If the model confuses speakers, explicitly tag each one in the prompt with [Speaker: ...].This helps the engine bind lip-sync to the correct character.

⚠️ Russian language: Kling 3.0 supports speech in EN, CN, JP, KR, ES — use these for best results.For dialogue use English, Chinese, Japanese,Korean or Spanish.

Elements 3.0: how to use

Elements are your "actors". Upload 2-4 photos of the subject (or 1 video), give it a name, and reference it in the prompt with @element_name.

@element_dog (3 photos of a golden retriever)
Prompt: "In a bright rehearsal room, sunlight streams through the window.@element_dog runs across the room, tail wagging, and jumps onto the couch.»

2-4 photos (JPG/PNG, up to 10 MB each). Different angles for better consistency.

1 video (MP4/MOV, up to 50 MB). Good for capturing motion and style.

Negative prompt is not available

Kling 3.0 API doesn't support a separate negative prompt field.To exclude unwanted elements, describe them directly in the main prompt:

Example (append to the prompt):

«The character maintains a serious, neutral expression — no smiling, no laughing. Avoid cartoonish colors, blurry text, disfigured hands.»

What NOT to do

  • Static descriptions — "a beautiful sunset over the sea" → add action, camera, motion
  • Conflicting sound — "a quiet thunderstorm with loud explosions" → pick one dominant tone
  • Too many events within 5 seconds → shorten or extend the duration
  • Ignore aspect ratio — 9:16 required for Shorts/Reels, 16:9 for YouTube

💡 Our prompt enhancement system automatically structures the description in the correct format

What works great

  • Multi-shot narratives — break the story into shots with transitions
  • Lip-synced dialogue — the model syncs mouth movement to speech
  • Action scenes — chases, explosions, dynamic FPV flyovers
  • Ad spots with text — text and logo rendering
  • Character consistency across scenes via Elements 3.0
  • Cinematic effects: Dolly Zoom, Whip Pan, FPV Drone

Prompt examples

Study these scripts to understand the structure of effective Kling 3.0 prompts

Multi-shot15sNarrative

🚀 Mars colony — greenhouse

Shot 1 (5s): Wide shot of a domed greenhouse on Mars.Red sand outside the glass, inside — rows of green plants. The camera slowly pans along the beds.Sound: hum of life-support systems.

Shot 2 (5s): Medium shot. A botanist in a spacesuit without a helmetcarefully touches a tomato leaf. Close-up — a water drop runs down the leaf.

Shot 3 (5s): The camera pulls back through the dome glass.Final shot: a greenhouse in the middle of the Martian desert, twin-sun sunset.

Single-shotAudioLip-sync

🏢 Negotiations in a corporate boardroom

«Напряжённый корпоративный зал заседаний. Длинный стол из тёмного дерева. [Speaker: Man] в строгом костюме наклоняется вперёд и произносит: "This deal changes everything." Steadicam Push-in к его лицу. Тишина. Затем [Speaker: Woman] напротив складывает руки: "Show me the numbers first." Слабый звук часов на стене, скрип кожаного кресла. Кинематографическое освещение сверху, тени на лицах.»

Single-shotActionFPV

🏍️ Motorcycle chase through nighttime Tokyo

"Tokyo at night, neon signs reflecting on wet asphalt. FPV Drone shot chases a motorcyclist in a black leather jacket weaving between taxis. Low-Angle Tracking — camera at wheel level, sparks from turns. Engine roar, tire screech, distant police sirens. Finale: the motorcycle dives into a narrow alley, neon lights fade. Grainy 35mm film, high contrast."

Single-shotAdvertisingText

💎 Perfume commercial

«Macro-shot: стеклянный флакон духов на чёрном мраморе. Медленный Dolly Zoom. Капля золотой жидкости стекает по грани флакона. Текст "ÉLYSÉE" появляется серебряным шрифтом и остаётся стабильным на протяжении всего кадра. Мягкий свет сверху создаёт каустику на мраморе. Звук: минималистичная виолончель, тихий стеклянный звон. Формат 16:9, Pro качество.»

Multi-shotElementsLookbook

👗 Fashion lookbook — character consistency

Shot 1: A model with a platinum bob in an avant-garde silver jacketwalks confidently along a Manhattan crossing. The camera pulls back in front of her.
Shot 2: Instant cut. The same model, the same silver jacket —stands on top of a snowy mountain. Turns her head and smiles at the camera.
Consistency: Facial features and silver jacket details are identical between scenes.

Pricing

Price = price per second × duration. Depends on mode (Standard/Pro) and whether audio is enabled.

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Video examples

Real Kling 3.0 generation results — native audio, lip-sync, multilingual support and character consistency

Native audio in multiple languages

Kling 3.0 generates natural speech, multi-character dialogue, and precise lip-sync in many languages — English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish.

lip-syncaudiomultilingual

Long scenes up to 15 seconds

Smooth handling of long scenes — perfect for storytelling, advertising, and cinematic episodes with narrative continuity.

15sstorytelling

Cinematic multi-shot

Generation of complex scenes with dynamic angles, edit transitions, and structured storytelling — an AI director for creative production.

multi-shotdirection

Character consistency

High shot consistency — characters, objects and environment stay stable across camera moves, scene changes, and multi-shot generation.

Elements 3.0references

Photorealism and text rendering

Precise rendering of signage, logos, captions and on-screen text — ideal for e-commerce, branding and marketing videos.

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Multi-character dialogue

Precise line distribution between characters via [Speaker: ...] tags — clear storytelling with 3+ speaking characters.

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Multilingual audio in a single video

Characters switch languages naturally — Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish — with smooth transitions and correct pronunciation.

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Dialects and accents

Specify a dialect or accent in the prompt — the model reproduces realistic rhythm and intonation. Cantonese, Sichuanese, American, British and Indian English supported.

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Snow Queen — magical inscription

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Snow Maiden and Father Frost — a playful scene

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Specifications

Duration
3-15 seconds
Single-shot: 3-15 sec. Multi-shot: total of shots 3-15 sec
Aspect ratios
16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1
Ignored when Start/End Frame is used
Quality modes
Standard · Pro
Standard — fast and cheap. Pro — maximum detail
Input images
0-2 (Start/End Frame)
Single: up to 2. Multi-shot: only 1 (start frame)
Elements 3.0
Up to several elements
2-4 photos or 1 video per element. Reference via @name
Multi-shot frames
1-12 sec each
Total duration of all shots: 3-15 seconds
Max prompt length
2500 characters
Each shot in Multi-shot has its own prompt
Native audio
Single-shot only
Lip-sync, SFX, BGM. Not available in Multi-shot
Generation time
~3-10 minutes
Depends on duration, mode, and server load
Image formats
JPG · PNG
Max 10 MB per image

Frequently asked questions

What is Kling 3.0?
Kling 3.0 is a leading video-generation model from Chinese company Kuaishou. Unified multimodal engine: text or image input, native audio with lip-sync, Multi-shot scenes, and Elements 3.0 for character consistency. Up to 15 seconds.
What is Elements 3.0?
Elements 3.0 is a system for preserving the identity of characters and objects across shots. Upload 2–4 photos of an object, give it a name (e.g. @hero), and the model uses those references to reproduce its appearance accurately. Video references are also supported.
What is Multi-shot mode?
Multi-shot lets you split a 15-second clip into multiple shots with distinct descriptions and durations (1–12 sec each). Ideal for story-driven clips, ads, and narratives. In Multi-shot mode audio is ALWAYS enabled (API requirement).
How does native audio work?
Kling 3.0 generates sound effects, background music, dialogue, and lip-sync synchronized to motion. For voice attribution use the [Speaker: Man] tag in the prompt. In single-shot audio is optional; in multi-shot it's always on (API requirement). For speech we recommend EN, CN, JP, KR, ES.
How does Standard differ from Pro?
Standard — standard resolution, faster and cheaper, suitable for tests and iteration. Pro — higher resolution and detail, ideal for final production content.
How is the cost calculated?
Per-second pricing: cost = rate per second × duration. The rate depends on mode (Standard/Pro) and audio.
Can I upload start and end frames?
Yes! In single-shot mode you can upload 1–2 images: start frame and/or end frame. The model will create a smooth animation between them. In multi-shot mode only the start frame is supported.
Which aspect ratios are supported?
Three aspect ratios: 16:9 (landscape), 9:16 (portrait for Shorts/Reels), and 1:1 (square). The aspect ratio is ignored when using Start/End Frame.
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Elements 3.0 · Multi-shot · Native audio · Lip-sync · 3-15 seconds

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