Illustrative footage
Cinematic rainy city street with reflective neon signage and smooth dolly movement.
Concept prompt
Kuaishou's flagship AI video model released in February 2026. Generate videos up to 1080p with multi-shot control, clips up to 15 seconds, and multilingual native audio on DoMax.
Cinematic rainy city street with reflective neon signage and smooth dolly movement.
These shared demo clips illustrate possible creative directions. They are not verified Kling 3.0 outputs, and the suggested prompts and workflow labels do not describe the technical properties of the clips.
Cinematic rainy city street with reflective neon signage and smooth dolly movement.
Luxury watch orbit with crisp reflections, dark studio highlights, and premium product pacing.
English-speaking founder intro with synchronized dialogue and polished studio lighting.
Japanese-speaking vertical creator clip with synchronized lip movement for short-form social.
Four-shot fishing village sunrise sequence with character continuity from home doorway to pier walk.
Five-shot beverage launch sequence with macro detail, mirrored pedestal reveal, and hero orbit close.
Five-shot cafe narrative with umbrella entrance, coffee steam, and weather transition outside the window.
Korean fashion presenter with synchronized lip-sync and glossy studio commercial styling.
Chinese-language product keynote clip with synchronized dialogue and dramatic stage reveal.
Vertical ramen teaser with handheld energy, steam, premium food styling, and social pacing.
Animate a sneaker still image into a premium launch reveal with controlled orbit and reflected floor lighting.
Animate a portrait with subtle head turn, eye movement, hair motion, and premium cinematic light.
The prompt library on this page is designed around Kling 3.0's actual strengths: cinematic single shots, structured AI Director prompts, multilingual lip-sync dialogue, premium product motion, and polished vertical social output.
Cinematic wide shot of a neon city street after rain, smooth dolly forward, reflective pavement, moody night atmosphere, subtle crowd motion, premium 4K finish.
Tracking shot following a fashion model walking through a minimalist gallery runway, soft specular highlights, stable body motion, premium campaign lighting.
Kling's current Video 3.0 workflow documents 720p and 1080p output, suitable for web, social, and many production workflows.
AI Director lets you specify up to six shots in a single 15-second prompt, making storyboard-style generation a native part of the model rather than a post-production workaround.
Native audio and synchronized mouth movement work across English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, which is a major advantage for multilingual creative teams.
Longer single generations give creators enough room for a real story beat, not just a short proof-of-motion loop or one camera move.
Kling 3.0 shipped with strong benchmark momentum and broad industry attention in February 2026. Rankings change as evaluation sets and competing models are updated.
Multi-shot control, native audio, and subject references make Kling 3.0 useful for ads, launch concepts, client previews, and multilingual social content. Review DoMax terms before commercial publication.
AI Director is the page's strongest product-specific feature because it changes how you prompt. Instead of asking for one shot and hoping to splice multiple clips together later, you can direct a sequence of shots inside one structured prompt and let Kling 3.0 maintain continuity across them.
AI Director lets you define up to six distinct shots inside one 15-second generation. Each shot can have its own camera scale, duration, and movement description. Kling 3.0 then stitches those together into one coherent clip while preserving the same location, the same hero subject, and a stable visual atmosphere. That is why the feature is especially attractive for trailer beats, product launch mini-films, and storyboard-style previs work.
The practical rule is simple: use AI Director when you want a short sequence with changing coverage, and use single-shot mode when the clip should behave like one uninterrupted camera move. It is not a gimmick. It is a different generation pattern for a different creative need.
Shot 1 (3s, wide aerial): A small fishing village at sunrise, light spreading across the harbor. Shot 2 (4s, medium shot): A fisherman in a yellow raincoat steps out of a wooden door, holding a tackle box. Shot 3 (3s, close-up): His hands wrap a fishing line around a reel as morning mist drifts past. Shot 4 (5s, tracking shot): He walks down the wooden pier toward his boat, gulls calling overhead.
This kind of structure tells Kling 3.0 not just what the scene is, but how the sequence unfolds. Duration, shot size, and action are all explicit. That is why the multi-shot prompt ideas below useful for planning. The shared preview clips are illustrative, not verified Kling 3.0 output.
Four-shot fishing village sunrise sequence with character continuity from home doorway to pier walk.
Five-shot beverage launch sequence with macro detail, mirrored pedestal reveal, and hero orbit close.
Five-shot cafe narrative with umbrella entrance, coffee steam, and weather transition outside the window.
The authority story here is strong, but it only works if it stays honest. The benchmark claims on this page are time-stamped and paired with source links so the page does not pretend rankings are permanent facts.
| Rank | Model | ELO Score | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | Kling 3.0 | See current source | Launch-era visibility (February 2026) |
| — | Other video models | See current source | Ranks change over time |
Rankings reflect a specific point in time. AI video models release rapidly, and new versions of Veo, Sora, Runway, Pika, Kling, and Seedance can change the order quickly. This snapshot is treated as a February 2026 benchmark reference, not a permanent claim. For source context, see Kuaishou's Kling 3.0 release announcement and the Artificial Analysis video leaderboard.
For single-shot text-to-video, describe one scene clearly. For AI Director, structure the prompt into sequential shot blocks with duration, framing, and motion instructions. For image-to-video, upload a still and tell Kling 3.0 what motion to introduce.
Choose 720p or 1080p, select a duration from 3 to 15 seconds, pick the aspect ratio, and select the audio language if the clip needs spoken dialogue.
Generate the clip and monitor the live progress estimate, which varies with complexity and queue conditions. Once complete, download the MP4 or refine the prompt for another pass.
| Released | Feb 5, 2026 | Late 2025 |
|---|---|---|
| Max resolution | 1080p | 1080p |
| Max duration | 15s | 10s |
| AI Director | Yes, up to 6 shots | No |
| Native audio | Yes | Yes |
| Lip-sync languages | 5 | 2 |
| Credit cost | 8 credits / sec | 5 credits / sec |
| Best for | Multi-shot, longer clips, dialogue | Budget cinematic, 1080p social |
| Max resolution | 1080p | Varies by provider / release |
|---|---|---|
| Max duration | 15s | Often shorter or plan-dependent |
| Multi-shot in one generation | Yes, AI Director | Usually not the core workflow |
| Native audio | Yes | Available on several premium competitors |
| Lip-sync languages | 5 supported languages | Varies by model and access tier |
| Benchmark visibility | Strong launch-era visibility (February 2026) | Competitive, but changes quickly |
Produce polished launch-film and ad concepts with multi-shot direction, native audio, and detailed 1080p output.
Use AI Director to turn a structured sequence into one coherent clip with camera coverage, changing shot scale, and retained continuity.
Generate speaking characters with synchronized lips for explainers, spokesperson content, skits, and scripted branded scenes.
Produce voice-led creative in multiple supported languages without leaving the same model or rebuilding the timing for each locale.
Combine premium motion with generated audio for stylized music visuals, teaser trailers, and short editorial sequences.
Storyboard beats, camera movement, and rough narrative continuity before a live production schedule locks the creative decisions in place.
Create polished 9:16 assets that still feel premium rather than disposable, especially when a social video needs dialogue and controlled camera movement.
Reveal products in multiple shots, with hero close-ups, macro details, and commercial lighting changes that feel closer to a directed launch spot.
| Pack | Price | Credits | ~Seconds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $15 | 300 | ~38 seconds |
| Plus | $49 | 1,500 | ~188 seconds |
| Ultra | $99 | 3,500 | ~438 seconds |
| Business | $299 | 12,000 | ~1,500 seconds |
Find quick answers about availability, capabilities, supported inputs, generation settings, credits, downloads, and commercial use.
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Use Kling 3.0 on DoMax for longer clips, multi-shot control, and multilingual native audio.