Text-to-Video GeneratorFrom words and photos to motion
Kling 4.0 AI Video Generator
Create video shots for ads, stories, and social posts. Start with text or an image, describe the action, and choose how you want the camera to move.
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Why choose us
What Makes Kling 4.0 Useful for Video Projects?
Turn a written scene into a clip you can watch, change, and share with your team before planning a larger project.
Plan before you book a shoot
Try a product reveal or a character entrance while the project is still taking shape. Use the sample to decide which scene is worth filming.
Make shot ideas easier to explain
A close-up and a wide view tell different stories. Describe the view you want and use the result to show your team what you mean.
Download clips for your own edit
Save a clip and add it to your video editor. Combine it with your footage, titles, and music to build the finished video.
Work in your browser
Prepare and preview a shot without installing a separate video app. Open the tools on a laptop at your desk or a phone when an idea comes to mind.
Creative inspiration
Explore Shot Ideas for Kling 4.0
Study these creative references for close-ups, wide views, and action shots. Use the framing and movement to shape your own prompt.
Guide attention with movement
A small gesture can give a close-up a clear point of interest.
Set the scene with a wider view
Use the location and framing to establish the mood of a shot.
Capture the energy of a wave
Focus on a single burst of movement instead of several competing actions.
Frame a close-up in action
Keep the face readable while the surroundings show the speed of the scene.
Ideas to create
Which Video Shots Can You Create with Kling 4.0?
Build the shots a finished video needs: a product detail, a place, a character, or a transition between scenes.
Product video ads
Create a product close-up, a lifestyle shot, or a reveal. Add your offer and brand details when you edit the clip.
Character scenes
Introduce a character with a glance, a turn, or a walk through a scene. Describe the expression and action you want to see.
Opening shots
Introduce the setting with a city skyline, a busy street, or a wide landscape before moving into the main story.
Extra footage for an edit
Create a detail shot of an object or its surroundings to place between your main scenes. Use it to give a longer video a change of pace.
From idea to result
From Prompt to Video: How to Use Kling 4.0
Build the shot in four straightforward steps, using the model and options shown in the generator.
Upload an image or enter a prompt
Add a reference photo, or type a description of the person, object, or place you want in your video.
Add movement and camera details
Say what your subject does and how the camera moves. For example: a runner crosses the street as the camera follows.
Select settings and generate
Choose a video model, length, and resolution from the available options. Review the credits, then start generation.
Watch and download
Play the clip to check the action and camera movement. Download it for your project, or revise the prompt and try again.
Made for your work
Is Kling 4.0 Right for Your Work?
For creators and teams who prefer to show a video idea instead of explaining it only in words.
Ad designers
Compare different product scenes while preparing a pitch or a new campaign.
Video directors
Share an early shot concept with collaborators before agreeing on the final production plan.
Ecommerce sellers
Turn product photos into short promotional clips for your online store and social ads.
Freelance video editors
Fill a gap in a sequence with a short detail shot that fits the surrounding footage.
Common questions
Common Questions About Kling 4.0
Learn how to plan a shot, choose video settings, and review the result.
Can I describe a camera move in my prompt?
Yes. Use clear phrases such as a slow pan, a close-up, or a camera following the subject. The result depends on the selected model and the rest of your prompt.
Do I need a reference image?
Not for a text-based start. Add a reference when a photo helps explain the subject or look you want, and choose a model with image input.
Can I use these clips in a longer video?
Download a result and bring it into your video editor to arrange shots, add text, or build a longer sequence. Check your rights to any source material first.
How can I get a more focused result?
Avoid asking for many actions at once. Choose the most important moment and describe the subject, movement, and framing around it.
Where do I choose video length and quality?
Use the output controls beside the model selector. Available durations and resolutions vary by model and are shown before generation.
How do I choose a video model?
Open the model selector and choose the model you want to use. Check its supported inputs and output settings, then review the credit cost before generating.
Keep creating
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