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Kling 4.0 Free Video Generation

Direct more than a prompt. Shape a video with keyframes, visual references, camera movement, and sound—then follow the story through a complete 3–30 second shot.

PromeAI access and free-credit terms will be confirmed at launch. Explore image-to-video creation in the meantime.

01 Up to 10 keyframe images
02 3–30 second video generations
03 Text, image, video, and voice references
01

Describe the scene

Set the subject, action, location, mood, camera language, and how the shot should end.

02

Direct key moments

Use first and last frames or a sequence of keyframes to map the visual beats that matter.

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Assign each reference a job

Use images for appearance, video for movement, and voice or audio references for sound and performance.

Kling 4.0 Videos

A Look at Kling 4.0's Creative Range

Cinematic Motion

Official Kling showcase footage illustrating fluid movement and directed camera work.

Story in a Single Shot

A model showcase focused on continuity, character performance, and a scene that unfolds over time.

Image-to-Video Direction

An official Kling sample showing how a visual starting point can lead into a moving scene.

Model Capabilities

What Kling 4.0 Brings to AI Video

The following capabilities are based on Kling's official model announcement; exact availability can differ across products.

Build a scene around keyframes

Generate from text or images, set first and last frames, or guide the story with up to 10 keyframe images.

Combine multimodal references

The announced workflow supports up to 10 reference images, 5 reference videos, voice references, and subject elements—with up to 15 reference items across types.

Give longer ideas room to unfold

Standard generations are specified at 3–30 seconds, with 720p, 1080p, and 4K output options listed by Kling.

Bring image and sound together

Kling highlights stereo audio, improved lip sync, multilingual speech, and text generation in supported languages.

Refine a video without starting over

The announced editing workflow supports targeted changes to elements such as motion, expressions, camera behavior, style, and backgrounds.

Use Cases

What You Can Make with Kling 4.0

Use its story, reference, and motion controls to plan more complete video ideas—from first frame to final beat.

Product and brand films

Direct product reveals, lifestyle scenes, and campaign videos with references for appearance, staging, and motion.

Short-form stories

Keep a character and action moving through a scene with keyframes that mark the narrative beats.

Social and creator videos

Start from a written idea, an image, or motion references, then shape the camera and performance.

Multilingual content

Explore dialogue and on-screen text workflows across the languages listed in Kling's announcement.

FAQ

Kling 4.0 Free Video Generation: FAQ

What has Kling announced—and what still depends on PromeAI availability?

Can I generate Kling 4.0 videos for free on PromeAI?

PromeAI's Kling 4.0 access and any free-credit offer have not been confirmed. If free generations are offered, account eligibility, credit limits, and launch terms may apply.

What can Kling 4.0 do?

Kling's official announcement lists text-to-video, image-to-video, first and last frames, up to 10 keyframe images, multimodal references, video editing, and audio generation.

How long can Kling 4.0 videos be?

Kling lists 3–30 seconds for standard generations. Product access and settings may affect the options available to you.

Does Kling 4.0 support 4K?

The official specification lists 720p, 1080p, and 4K. Check the active product settings for the resolutions currently available.

How many references can I use?

Kling describes support for up to 10 images, 5 videos with a combined duration up to 30 seconds, voice-only audio references, and subject elements, with up to 15 items across reference types.

Is Kling 4.0 available through PromeAI?

PromeAI integration and launch timing are not confirmed yet. This page will be updated when access and supported settings are announced.