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Bring action, camera direction and sound into one Kling 4.0 scene

Where does your scene begin, how does the action develop, and where should it stop? Kling 4.0 combines video up to 30 seconds with multiple keyframes and multimodal references to give creators finer control over those choices. It is not integrated here yet. The form above is a Coming soon preview; final settings and credit prices will be confirmed at integration. AI Image Editor is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kling AI.

3–30 secondsUp to 10 keyframesOmni ReferenceStereo audio

Availability

Coming soon

No Kling generation on this site yet.

Duration

3–30 seconds

Announced range for the full model.

Keyframes

Up to 10

Guide important visual moments.

What Kling 4.0 adds to scene planning

These are announced capabilities of the full model; early-access features can differ.

Give a scene time to develop

Native generation up to 30 seconds makes room for an opening, an action and a clear ending. Decide which event matters most before extending the shot.

Direct the key moments

Use up to 10 keyframes to describe visual states along the timeline. Keep subject proportions and lighting coherent between frames.

Give each reference a purpose

Omni Reference supports image, video, voice and subject references. Separate appearance, movement and voice direction so the intended role of each asset is clear.

Plan picture and sound together

Announced capabilities include stereo audio. Describe dialogue, ambience and action sounds separately so each sound corresponds to an event in the scene.

Choose resolution for the delivery

The full model lists 720p, 1080p and 4K output. 10-bit HDR at 1080p/4K is still marked coming soon; confirm its availability before planning a delivery.

Select references before combining them

Mixed references share a total limit of 15, with separate limits for each category. Keep assets that explain the subject and movement; avoid using slots on duplicates.

Find a direction for your next scene

These supplied showcase videos illustrate action, space and atmosphere. They are not generated by this site and do not promise identical results.

Make an action affect the whole environment

In a confrontation with a giant creature, the street, dust and surrounding objects help explain the action. Build your brief around one clear point of impact.

Order the action

Describe preparation, contact and recovery so each movement has a cause.

Keep a spatial anchor

Use a car, building or road surface to make distance and direction readable.

Review the response

Check that debris, dust and occlusion changes follow the main action.

Use changing shots to establish scale

The dragon, city and water provide different measures of scale. Establish the space first, then use approach and movement to develop the scene instead of adding a new event to every shot.

Establish size relationships

Show the subject beside buildings or water so later movement has a clear scale.

Give each shot one job

Separate establishing space, following flight and showing the result of an action.

Check continuity across cuts

Compare wing shape, body position and lighting before and after each change of shot.

Leave room for atmosphere in a martial-arts scene

A figure, flying blade and moving fabric do not need to move at the same speed. One restrained action and a steady gaze can give a misty mountain scene a clear focus.

Choose the main action

Let a gesture or turn carry the story while other movement supports it.

Preserve character details

Keep clothing, hair and props recognizable across the key visual moments.

Hold the ending

Specify the pose after the action so the clip has a useful point to cut.

Prepare a Kling 4.0 scene brief

Write the beginning and ending

Describe one main action, the camera’s position and the state you want the scene to reach.

Organize keyframes and references

Choose the moments that need a fixed composition. Label the role of each reference and use assets you have permission to use.

Check access before generating

Use Kling AI’s official service to check current access. Kling 4.0 generation and credit pricing are not available here yet.

Kling 4.0 questions

Is Kling 4.0 available here?

No. This page is a Coming soon overview. As checked on October 3, 2026, Kling AI’s announcement schedules the full model for October; Flash early access began September 28 for a limited group of users. Check the official announcement for current eligibility.

Are all announced features in Flash?

Do not assume so. The specifications on this page describe the full Kling 4.0 model. Features and access can vary during rollout, and 10-bit HDR is explicitly described as coming soon.

How much will Kling 4.0 cost here?

AI Image Editor has no Kling 4.0 credit price or generation integration yet. Official subscriptions and API pricing are separate from this site.

How many references can be combined?

The official guide lists up to 15 combined references: up to 10 images, up to five videos totaling 30 seconds, and up to seven subjects, including up to three video-based subjects. Each category limit also falls within the combined total of 15; the separate maximums cannot all be used together.

Are the controls above the final Kling 4.0 settings?

No. This is a Coming soon preview and this site does not submit Kling 4.0 tasks yet. Final modes, resolutions, durations, reference limits and credit prices will be confirmed at integration. Announced capabilities below do not mean they are available here now.

Kling 4.0 is coming soon

Prepare your scene and reference brief. Generation will open here after integration, final settings and credit pricing are confirmed.

Kling 4.0 coming soon Read the official Kling 4.0 guide

Coming soon Availability3–30 seconds Duration