What is Kling 3.0 and who built it?

Kling 3.0 is Kuaishou's AI video generation model — the engine behind Kling AI. It generates 3–15 second clips at 720p, 1080p or 4K from text, images or element references, with native audio: characters speak assigned dialogue in five languages with lip-sync, and ambient sound generates together with the picture. It's live on Molyin — the generator at the top of this page runs it directly.

Is Kling 3.0 the same as Kling AI 3.0?

Yes. Kling AI is Kuaishou's creative platform and brand; Kling 3.0 (officially Kling VIDEO 3.0) is the video model that powers it, and "Kling AI 3.0" refers to the same model generation. On Molyin you get the same Kling 3.0 model inside our generator, alongside every other model we host, on one credit balance.

You can try it free: every new Molyin account starts with signup credits. Beyond that, billing is per second by resolution tier — the exact numbers are in the pricing table on this page, computed live from our billing engine, and failed generations are refunded automatically.

How many credits does a Kling 3.0 video cost?

Billing is per second. At 720p it's 22 credits/s — so a 5-second clip is 110 credits, 10 seconds is 220, and a full 15-second take is 330. The same 5 seconds at 1080p is 145 credits (29 credits/s). Audio on or off doesn't change the rate, and failed generations are refunded.

Does Kling 3.0 really output 4K?

Yes — true 4K output at 71 credits/s; a 5-second 4K clip is 355 credits. The baseball sample on this page is a native 4K generation. 4K renders take noticeably longer than 1080p, so a common workflow is drafting at 720p and re-running the winning prompt at 4K.

Which languages can Kling 3.0 characters speak?

Five: Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish — including mixed-language scenes where characters switch languages mid-video. It also renders authentic dialects and accents, such as Cantonese or Sichuanese on the Chinese side and British or Indian accents in English (play the office rant sample above). In multi-character scenes, name each speaker before their line and the model matches every voice to the right person. Audio is toggleable — turn it off when you only need visuals.

How do element references work on Molyin?

Switch the generator to reference mode and upload 2–4 images of one subject — multi-angle photos of a character, product or scene work best. The model extracts the subject's identity and keeps it consistent while your prompt directs the action; the platform automatically wires the reference into the prompt for you. One subject per generation — multi-element casts from Kling's app aren't supported here yet.

Does Molyin support Kling 3.0's Multi-Shot mode?

Not yet. On Molyin, Kling 3.0 currently generates single-shot takes — the official Multi-Shot toggle and per-shot storyboarding aren't exposed. What you keep is everything on this page: dialogue, dialects, element references, start & end frames and 4K. As the 15-second samples above show, a single well-directed take covers a lot of narrative ground — and long multi-scene stories are what Seedance 2.5's 30-second takes are for.

Kling 3.0 or Seedance 2.0 — which should I use?

They're complements, not rivals. Kling 3.0 is the specialist for spoken performances: five dialogue languages, dialects, per-character line assignment and native-level on-screen text. Seedance 2.0 counters with a 480p draft tier, a much bigger reference intake (up to 9 images plus videos and audio) and seed control for reproducible iteration. On Molyin they share one prompt box and one credit balance, so the practical answer is: run the same prompt on both and keep the winner.

How do I write good prompts for Kling 3.0?

Put dialogue in quotes and name the speaker — "Mom (softly): …" — and every character delivers their own line with lip-sync; tag a language or dialect for authentic delivery. Describe camera moves in plain film language (orbit, push in, track forward) and anchor timing with beats like "at the 8th second" for long takes. Every clip on this page ships its full prompt — hit Remix to start from one; the complete playbook lives in our Kling 3.0 prompt guide.

Can I use Kling 3.0 videos commercially?

Yes. Videos you generate with Kling 3.0 on Molyin come with standard commercial usage under our terms — product ads, client work, social content, and monetized channels included. You're responsible for the assets you upload as inputs, so use images you have rights to.

How do I start creating with Kling 3.0?

The generator is right at the top of this page — type a prompt and hit generate. Your free signup credits cover the first runs. You can switch the model or mode anytime; from idea to finished clip is about a minute.

Kling 3.0 (Kling AI 3.0) — Native-Audio Video Model with 4K, Free Online

Kling 3.0

Kuaishou's audio-visual model — Kling 3.0 shoots 3–15 second takes where characters actually speak: dialogue in five languages, authentic dialects, multi-character scenes, up to true 4K. Generate below.

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3–15 s
Single take length: Up to 4K
Three resolution tiers: 5
Spoken dialogue languages: From 22 cr/s
Kling 3.0 720P rate

Six takes, six full prompts

A moonlit 15-second chase, a tearful dinosaur reunion, Spanish street directions, a Cantonese office rant, a four-person family scene and a 4K lettering shot — every clip below comes from Kling's official Video 3.0 guide and ships the complete prompt that made it. Hit Remix to load any prompt straight into the generator above and make it yours.

Kling 3.0
Image to video
15s
1080P

Opening with an ultra-wide-angle medium-long shot tracking horizontally, the stabilizer moves low to the ground, with a highly contrasting romantic cinematic tone of cold blue night and silvery white starry sky, exuding a strong poetic realism and classical epic temperament. The protagonist is a young woman in a dark green long dress, running with all her might on the garden lawn illuminated by moonlight; her skirt billows in the wind forming surging dynamic curves, she clutches a small white flower in her right hand and lifts the hem of her dress with her left, breathing rapidly yet with a firm gaze. At the 4th second, the camera accelerates forward with her, and multiple men and women in old-era ball gowns break into the frame one after another from the left and right sides in the background, running alongside her—some try to approach, some turn back to shout, yet none truly touch her, implying pursuit and escape. At the 8th second, the camera gradually zooms in to a medium shot, pans to track forward in front of the protagonist and lifts slightly; she glances back briefly at a young male character behind her, their gazes meet for a split second, emotions erupt mid-run, and the woman and man join hands to run together. At the 12th second, the music and movement reach a climax; the camera moves forward close to her side face and fluttering hair, she releases the white flower and tosses it into the air, the flower drifting down in slow motion as the crowd behind brushes past it. In the final 3 seconds, the camera keeps moving forward, the woman and man break through the crowd and dash toward the starry sky at the end of the garden, their figures gradually taking over the center of the frame. The overall atmosphere is fiery, romantic and resolute, a burst of narrative about fate, choice and freedom.

Kling 3.0
Image to video
15s
1080P

This is a 15-second cinematic long take, a single unbroken shot with no edited transitions. The scene is set inside a tower of plaster statues dappled with light and shadow, surrounded by towering white plaster sculptures, evoking an air of mystery and oppression. The shot opens with the protagonist skidding to a halt at the center of the scene after a frantic run, chest heaving, expression dazed and helpless, fear glinting in their eyes. The camera orbits the protagonist in a smooth 360-degree pan. As the camera rotates, the protagonist glances anxiously around and shouts: "Alex! Alex where are you! Are you here?" A cute dinosaur cry then echoes in the background, and the camera pushes in over the protagonist's shoulder to their back— a small to medium-sized, adorable baby dinosaur steps out from behind a plaster pillar, letting out a sweet chirp. Startled by the sound, the protagonist whips around; catching sight of the dinosaur, they burst into tears instantly and rush forward without hesitation to clasp it tightly in their arms. The dinosaur nestles obediently against them. Sobbing, the protagonist strokes the dinosaur gently and trembles: "I found you! Thank God, I'm so scared!" The overall lighting and shadow boast a cinematic texture, with the emotion shifting from despair to an overwhelmingly touching reunion.

Kling 3.0
Image to video
10s
1080P

Sunlight fills the old streets of Madrid. In front of a street-side bakery, a Chinese female tourist and a male tourist wearing a gray hoodie walk toward the shop clerk, both wearing polite smiles. Female tourist (speaking slightly slowly, with an awkward accent, in Spanish): Disculpe, ¿dónde está la plaza mayor? A white-haired Spanish shop clerk (turning slightly and pointing forward, with a light and cheerful tone, in Spanish): Por allí, a dos calles. Muy cerca. The female tourist nods to express her thanks. The male tourist also nods in agreement and says (in Spanish): Muchas gracias. The shop clerk smiles and nods in response. The two tourists then turn and walk in the indicated direction.

Kling 3.0
Image to video
10s
1080P

In a high-rise office building, the man leaned back, wearing a tired, disdainful expression, and said in Cantonese: 「其实……我真系唔系好 buy 你呢个 logic 啰。成个 proposal 根本 align 唔到我哋个 core value。你个 flow 咁乱，点样去 convince 个 client 呀？不如你返去 re-think 下个 angle，听朝早我要见到个 final version。」

Kling 3.0
Image to video
10s
1080P

Home setting with a faint hum of the living room air conditioner in the background for a realistic daily vibe. Mom (softly, in a surprised tone): Wow, I didn't expect this plot at all. Dad (in a low voice, agreeing, in a calm tone): Yeah, it's totally unexpected. Never thought that would happen. Boy (in an excited tone): It's the best twist ever! Girl (nodding along, in an enthusiastic tone): I can't believe they did that!

Kling 3.0
Image to video
10s
4K

The camera remains fixed on the word "KLING" emblazoned on the baseball bat as the player swings and hits the ball.

One still, one finished commercial

Image-to-video with native-level text: a single product shot of a perfume bottle goes in as the start frame, and the prompt directs three camera moves plus three voiceover lines. Kling 3.0 keeps the gold lettering on the bottle crisp through every move and delivers the ad with the narration already in the soundtrack.

Start frame — perfume bottle with gold lettering

The prompt

By the window of a Parisian apartment, with soft French piano BGM in the background, the gilded afternoon sunlight filters through the shutters onto the perfume bottle, casting dappled light and shadow. The camera pans slowly in from the scattered rose petals, shifting focus to the faceted cut of the Kling perfume bottle. Voiceover (lazy French female voice, British accent, slow pace): Bathe in the golden hour. The camera orbits the perfume bottle in slow motion, capturing the play of light and shadow on the golden lettering and bottle body. Voiceover: Kling, a whisper of Parisian elegance. The camera pulls back and freezes on the complete scene—the Kling perfume bottle standing on a velvet pedestal, with Parisian buildings faintly visible outside the window. Voiceover: Wrap yourself in luxury with every breath.

The generated commercial — press play to hear the voiceover. Made with Kling 3.0 in image-to-video mode at 1080p.

What Is Kling 3.0?

Kling 3.0 is the video generation model behind Kling AI, built by Kuaishou. Its defining trait is that sound is not an afterthought: dialogue, ambience and music generate together with the picture, characters lip-sync their lines, and in multi-character scenes each person speaks exactly the line you assign them. Spoken dialogue works in five languages — Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean and Spanish — and the model renders authentic dialects and accents, from Cantonese to Indian English, when you tag them in the prompt.

The rest of the sheet is just as serious. Length is a continuous dial from 3 to 15 seconds at 720p, 1080p or true 4K. Image-to-video animates a still and preserves native-level text — signs, captions and lettering stay crisp instead of smearing, which is why the perfume and baseball samples above hold up frame by frame. Element references compose a video from 2–4 photos of one subject, locking its identity across camera moves, and image-to-video also accepts a start and end frame pair for controlled transitions.

On Molyin, Kling 3.0 runs inside the same AI video generator as every other model we host — one prompt box, one credit balance. Credits work the same everywhere; the pricing page has the numbers.

Kling 3.0 vs Seedance 2.0

Both are live on Molyin, and they're genuinely complementary — one prompt box, one credit balance, so the honest answer to "which one?" is: run your prompt on both and keep the winner.

Spec	Kling 3.0	Seedance 2.0
Duration	3–15s, continuous	4–15s, continuous
Resolution	720p · 1080p · 4K	480p · 720p · 1080p · 4K
Aspect ratios	3 — 16:9, 9:16, 1:1	6
Audio	Native audio, toggleable — dialogue in 5 languages plus dialects and accents	Native audio generation
References	Element references — 2–4 images of one subject	Up to 9 images + 3 videos + 3 audio tracks
Price	22 / 29 / 71 credits/s (720P / 1080P / 4K)	11 / 28 / 65 / 135 credits/s by tier
Reaches its best in	Spoken performances, multilingual dialogue, on-screen text, single-subject consistency	480p quick drafts, big multi-modal reference stacks, seed-controlled iteration

Rates shown are current execution prices on Molyin.

Kling 3.0 vs models live on Molyin

Model	Positioning	Release Date	On Molyin
Kling 3.0	Native audio in 5 languages + element references, up to 4K	Feb 4, 2026	Live — generate above
Seedance 2.5	ByteDance flagship — 30s takes, directed second by second	Aug 7, 2026 (API)	Live — generate above
FLUX 3	Black Forest Labs — storyboard keyframes + take continuation	Aug 7, 2026 (video API)	Live — generate above
Wan 3.0	Alibaba's All-in-One model, up to 30s takes	Aug 6, 2026	Live — generate above
MiniMax H3	Omni-modal flagship, native 2K + stereo	Jul 31, 2026 · open weights announced	Live — generate above
HappyHorse	Expressive generation + instruction video editing	Jun 2026 (1.1)	Live — generate above
Seedance 2.0 family	Standard / Fast / Mini workhorses, up to 4K	Apr 2026 (API)	Live — generate above
Veo 3.1	Google's cinematic model with audio	Oct 2025	Live — generate above

One subscription, one credit balance — every model available above is included.

Kling 3.0 full specifications

Kling 3.0 full specifications
Parameter	Value	Notes
Model	Kling 3.0 — Kuaishou's unified audio-visual model	The model behind Kling AI, generating picture and sound in one pass.
Generation modes	Text / Image / Elements to video	Three modes: prompt from scratch, animate a still, or compose from element reference photos.
Resolution tiers	720P / 1080P / 4K	Draft at 720P, finish at 1080P, master at true 4K — the baseball sample above is a 4K output.
Clip length	3–15 s	A continuous slider, not fixed presets — both 15-second samples above are single unbroken takes.
Aspect ratios	16:9 · 9:16 · 1:1	Widescreen, vertical and square; in image-to-video the output follows your start frame's ratio.
Audio	Native audio — optional toggle	Sound generates together with the picture and dialogue lip-syncs; switch it off when you only need the visuals.
Dialogue languages	Chinese · English · Japanese · Korean · Spanish	Plus authentic dialects and accents — Cantonese, Sichuanese, British or Indian English — tagged right in the prompt.
Element references	2–4 images of one subject	Multi-angle photos of a character, product or scene lock its identity across camera moves.
Start & end frames	Supported in image-to-video	Pin both endpoints of the clip and the model animates the transition between them.
Seed control	Not supported	No fixed-seed reproduction — iterate by refining the prompt or remixing a result you like.
Credits per second	22–71 cr/s	From 720P to 4K — full per-tier pricing in the table below; failed generations are refunded.

Everything listed here is already supported on the site, and stays in sync with the model's latest official capabilities.

Kling 3.0 pricing on Molyin

Billed per second by resolution tier, from the same credit balance as everything else on Molyin. The numbers below are computed straight from our billing engine, and failed generations are refunded automatically.

AI video model credit rates by resolution — credits per second and per-clip examples
Model	Resolution	Credits/sec	5s Video	5s Video + 3s Reference
Kling 3.0	720p	22	110 credits	Reference images only
	1080p	29	145 credits	Reference images only
	4k	71	355 credits	Reference images only

See credit pricing for every model on the full price list →

How to generate with Kling 3.0

Three steps from idea to a finished take

Pick a model and a mode

Choose text-to-video, image-to-video, or reference mode with 2–4 element photos.

Write the prompt

One concrete subject plus one clear motion, then put dialogue in quotes and name who says it — exactly like the samples on this page. Tag a language or dialect for authentic delivery.

Generate and export

Pick 720P, 1080P or 4K and any length from 3 to 15 seconds, preview in place, then download the original file.

The element reference formula

Kling 3.0's signature move: upload 2–4 photos of one subject and describe the scene around it — the model locks the subject's identity while everything else obeys the prompt. Straight from our full prompt guide.

[Elements: Image 1, Image 2…] + [Scene description] + keep [element] consistent

Required

Reference Elements

2–4 images, cited in the prompt as "Image N"; upload order is the numbering order.

Optional

Scene Description

What happens in the new scene: action, environment, camera.