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Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard

Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard generates video from written scene descriptions, with natural movement and control over how closely the imagery follows the text.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$0.23 / run
Duration: 10s$0.45 / run

Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard

Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard turns written descriptions into moving scenes. The text supplies the subject, setting and action, making it suitable for projects that begin with a script or a visual concept. Generated footage combines scene detail with natural-looking movement.

The model includes control over adherence to the description, so the written direction can have a stronger influence on the result. It also accepts descriptions of unwanted elements, giving creative teams another way to shape the imagery around a specific brief.

What it's good for

For advertising development, it can turn a proposed scenario into footage that helps communicate the idea during review. Narrative teams can explore a fantasy location or a story moment as a moving scene.

It also suits imagery for music-video edits and social campaigns. A descriptive treatment becomes a source of footage that editors can use to develop the atmosphere and visual direction of a larger piece.

Model ID

kuaishou/kling-v1.6-t2v-standard

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.23 / run

Provider

Kuaishou

Hosting

Passthru

Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard

Kling V1.6 Text to Video Standard turns written descriptions into moving scenes. The text supplies the subject, setting and action, making it suitable for projects that begin with a script or a visual concept. Generated footage combines scene detail with natural-looking movement.

The model includes control over adherence to the description, so the written direction can have a stronger influence on the result. It also accepts descriptions of unwanted elements, giving creative teams another way to shape the imagery around a specific brief.

What it's good for

For advertising development, it can turn a proposed scenario into footage that helps communicate the idea during review. Narrative teams can explore a fantasy location or a story moment as a moving scene.

It also suits imagery for music-video edits and social campaigns. A descriptive treatment becomes a source of footage that editors can use to develop the atmosphere and visual direction of a larger piece.