How to use Kling
Use the web app or API, starting from a prompt or a still image and selecting a model tier such as a turbo option for a strong quality-to-cost balance. Specify duration and resolution since credits are spent per second of video. Use image-to-video for character consistency and lean on its physics strengths for dynamic motion.
Best for
High-motion clips with realistic physics. Character consistency and image-to-video animation. Cost-effective generation through the turbo model tiers.
How it behaves
Combines tiered subscriptions with a per-second credit economy, so a short clip costs a set number of credits by model and resolution. It supports multiple durations, resolutions, and image-to-video, and new users get a small monthly free allowance.
Tips
Use image-to-video to hold a character consistent. Pick a turbo tier for a good cost-to-quality balance. Set duration deliberately, credits scale per second.
Pricing
Free tier with a small monthly credit allowance. Several subscription tiers scale up from there, cheaper billed annually, with the top tier reaching a few hundred dollars a month.