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Thirty seconds. One take.

Kling 4.0 AI video generator

You stop stitching short clips into an ad. Kling 4.0 writes 30 seconds in one pass. One face, no seam.

From $0.396 per render on MAX yearly

  • 3–30s per take
  • 720p · 1080p
  • First, middle and last frames
The steel bloom
Hero take
  • 3–30s per take
  • 720p · 1080p
  • First, middle and last frames
See the takes

● Shot on Kling 4.0

Straight off the model

Six takes, one render each. The prompt under each one.

The ink lineKling 4.000:00:10:00

The ink line

Watch with sound

“Make a macro video of a fountain pen nib drawing one slow ink line across textured paper in soft side light.”

The glass queenKling 4.000:00:10:00

The glass queen

Watch with sound

“Make a video of a hand setting a cobalt glass queen on a glass chessboard by a bright window, the camera gliding low past the pieces.”

The sand forestKling 4.000:00:10:00

The sand forest

Watch with sound

“Make a video of black sand in a glass cylinder rising into a forest of branching trees, lit against pure black.”

The cliff houseKling 4.000:00:10:00

The cliff house

Watch with sound

“Make an aerial video of a glass house cantilevered off a mountain cliff above a sea of clouds at sunrise.”

The amber loopKling 4.000:00:10:00

The amber loop

Watch with sound

“Make a product film of an amber resin sculpture on a steel stand, cutting from wide shots to macro detail of the grain.”

The steel cubeKling 4.000:00:10:00

The steel cube

Watch with sound

“Make a product video of a brushed-steel cube unfolding into a stacked architectural sculpture on a white sweep.”

● Release notes

What's new in Kling 4.0

01

Chapter 01 · The take

One pass, not stitched clips

Up to 30 seconds in one generation. No cut to hide.

Concrete to jungle
02

Chapter 02 · The kit

The whole kit in one job

Faces, products and places. Up to 10 reference images.

The cobalt jug
03

Chapter 03 · The type

Text that reads

Prices, hooks and logos stay legible through the move.

The sign

● Nine by sixteen

Cut for the feed

Vertical from the same prompt box. No re-shoot.

The matcha whisk

The matcha whisk

“Make a vertical video of a bamboo whisk frothing bright green matcha in a white ceramic bowl on dark wood.”

The clear umbrella

The clear umbrella

“Make a vertical product video of a clear umbrella in falling rain, cutting from the open canopy to the steel handle and back.”

The white drape

The white drape

“Make a vertical video of a dancer in flowing white drapes moving under a single spotlight on a black stage.”

● How to

How do you use Kling 4.0 on OpenClips?

01

Write the take in beats

Set the scene. Then list what happens, second by second.

02

Pick one way in

Keyframes for timing. References for who and what.

03

Check the quote, then render

The ⚡ price sits on the button before you press it.

● Two ways in

The pour

Kling 4.0 image to video

Start from frames you already have. Pin them as first, middle and last frames. The take lands on each one at its moment. Or attach reference images and say what each one holds.

The monolith

Kling 4.0 text to video

Write the scene, then the beats. Kling says 4.0 follows long, timed prompts. One face holds across 30 seconds. Fixing a clip you already have? Attach it as the clip to edit, or use Kling O1.

● The sheet

Kling 4.0 vs Kling 3.0: what changed?

Kling 4.0 for the long take. Kling 3.0 for the short one.

SpecKling 4.0Kling 3.0
ReleasedKling 4.015 October 2026Kling 3.05 February 2026
Longest takeKling 4.030sKling 3.015s
KeyframesKling 4.0First and lastKling 3.0—
Reference imagesKling 4.0Up to 10Kling 3.0Up to 1
SoundKling 4.0In every takeKling 3.0Native audio, per render
ResolutionsKling 4.0720p · 1080pKling 3.0720p · 1080p · 4K
Aspect ratiosKling 4.0Auto · 21:9 · 16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1Kling 3.016:9 · 9:16 · 1:1
FromKling 4.0⚡96Kling 3.0⚡46

● Spec sheet

Kling 4.0 model parameters

Resolutions
720p, 1080p
Aspect ratios
Auto, 21:9, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1
Clip length
3–30s
Keyframes
First and last frames
Reference images
Up to 10
Reference clips
Up to 5: a motion reference or the clip to edit
Audio
Generated in every take
Cost on OpenClips
From ⚡96
Released
15 October 2026
Vendor
Kuaishou

Figures reflect OpenClips defaults, October 2026.

Compare every model that renders sound.Compare every model that takes several references.Compare every model that takes a clip.

● What it is cast for

Briefs that need the whole take

The jobs one long pass makes easier.

Story adsUGC testimonialsProduct revealsTalking to cameraMultilingual spotsOffers in frameAction sequencesShort drama

● Quoted first

How much does a Kling 4.0 render cost?

Kling 4.0

From ⚡96 (from $0.396).

Kling 3.0

From $0.063/s. 720p $0.063/s. 1080p $0.084/s. 4k $0.209/s.

Kling O1

From $0.042/s. 720p $0.042/s. 1080p $0.056/s.

Kling 4.0 prices by the second, so a long take costs more than a short one. The composer quotes the exact ⚡ before anything runs. Packs start at $10/800⚡.

● OpenClips MCP

Drive Kling 4.0 from your AI agent

No console and no syntax. Your agent briefs Kling 4.0 through the OpenClips MCP server.

Server addresshttps://mcp.openclips.ai
ClaudeClaude CodeChatGPTCursorVS CodeGrokHermes agentOpenClawOther MCP client
  1. Step 01

    Say it in plain words

    One sentence is the brief. Subject, move, platform.

  2. Step 02

    Your agent sets the shot

    Reference, ratio, length and the ⚡ quote. Queued for you.

  3. Step 03

    The cut lands in your library

    Download it, remix it, or ship it. Credits settle automatically.

● Director's notes

Tips for best results with Kling 4.0

Four habits from Kling’s own guide.

  • Write the take in beats

    Give each stretch of seconds one action and one move.

    Timed beats

  • Pick one entry point

    Keyframes or references. One generation takes one of them.

    One way in

  • Give every asset a role

    Say what each image or clip controls. Face, product or place.

    Role per asset

  • Say no music, no subtitles

    The model may add both. Those two negatives are worth writing.

    Two negatives only

● From the blog

Read before you render

● The gaps

What can Kling 4.0 do that OpenClips cannot?

The vendor ships these. The composer does not.

  • Kling lists 4K output and 10-bit HDR. The composer renders Kling 4.0 at 720p and 1080p.

    Read the vendor page
  • Kling’s Omni Reference also takes elements and voice profiles. The composer attaches images and clips.

    Read the vendor page

● Version history

What changed in each Kling release?

Newest first, straight off the roster.

  1. Kling 4.0

    video · Live on OpenClips

    One-pass long takes, keyframes and a full reference kit.

  2. Kling 3.0

    video · Live on OpenClips

    Next-gen motion control and consistency.

  3. Kling O1

    video · Live on OpenClips

    Multi-reference omni model — motion transfer and clip editing.

● Questions

Kling 4.0 FAQ

Kling 4.0 is Kuaishou’s newest video model, launched on 15 October 2026. On OpenClips it writes up to 30 seconds in one pass at 720p or 1080p, takes first, middle and last frames or up to 10 reference images, and renders sound in every take. It also renders text, emoji and logos in frame.

No. Kling 4.0 opens with your first purchase: a plan from $9/month or a credit pack. Packs start at $10/800⚡. A new account still gets ⚡30 on signup with no card. Spend it on the models the free plan runs.

Kling 4.0 starts at ⚡96 for the shortest 720p take, and it prices by the second, so longer takes and 1080p cost more. The composer prints the exact ⚡ on the Generate button before you press it.

The composer runs Kling 4.0 from 3 to 30 seconds in one pass. Kuaishou says extending a clip to two minutes is coming soon.

Not in one generation, per Kling’s guide. Keyframes lock what the frame looks like at set moments. References lock who and what is in it. Pick the one your brief depends on.

Kling 4.0 for a long take, timed keyframes, a full reference kit or text in frame. Kling 3.0 for short takes, up to 4K, from ⚡46.

Flash is the faster, cheaper mode of Kling 4.0 in Kling’s own app. Kling lists it at up to 20 seconds and up to 720p, without start and end frames or multiple keyframes. OpenClips runs the full model.

● The receipts

Where do these Kling 4.0 facts come from?

Every link goes to the vendor's own page.

Render the whole take in one pass

One prompt. 30 seconds. The price shows before you press it.

Generate with Kling 4.0

One ad, one pass

Before 4.0, a long Kling ad meant several short clips cut together, and a face could change at every cut. Kling 4.0 writes up to 30 seconds in a single generation. The scene, the cast and the light carry through the whole take, so there is no seam to hide.

What it takes

Pin stills as first, middle and last frames, and the take lands on each one at its moment. Or attach up to 10 reference images and up to 5 clips, give each one a role, and the face, product and place hold across the take. An attached clip either sets the motion and pacing or is the clip to edit. Every take renders with sound.

What it costs

Kling 4.0 is priced per second. From ⚡96 (from $0.396). The composer quotes the exact ⚡ on the button before any render, at 720p or 1080p.

Where it sits on the roster

Kling 3.0 stays for short takes and 4K, in the same composer and on the same wallet. Kling O1 carries references and edits clips you already have. The whole roster sits on the models hub.

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