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Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master

Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master turns written scenes into video, interpreting complex action, cinematic camera movement and visual style.

Text to video

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 5s$1.30 / run
Duration: 10s$2.60 / run

Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master

Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master generates footage from a written scene description. The text supplies the subject and setting, with direction for action, camera movement and the shot’s visual treatment. It suits projects that begin with a script excerpt or an idea for a shot.

The model interprets complex actions and camera directions such as pans and dolly zooms. Its rendering includes skin, fluids and reflective materials, giving scene concepts a way to explore both movement and surface appearance.

What it's good for

Filmmakers can turn proposed shots into moving studies for previsualization, reviewing how camera movement relates to the action. Advertising teams can develop visual drafts from campaign briefs and discuss the staging before production.

Game artists can also sketch environmental scenes or narrative cutscenes. Text-based generation makes it practical to explore different treatments of a scene while its composition and choreography are still being developed.

Model ID

kuaishou/kling-v2.1-t2v-master

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $1.30 / run

Provider

Kuaishou

Hosting

Passthru

Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master

Kling V2.1 Text to Video Master generates footage from a written scene description. The text supplies the subject and setting, with direction for action, camera movement and the shot’s visual treatment. It suits projects that begin with a script excerpt or an idea for a shot.

The model interprets complex actions and camera directions such as pans and dolly zooms. Its rendering includes skin, fluids and reflective materials, giving scene concepts a way to explore both movement and surface appearance.

What it's good for

Filmmakers can turn proposed shots into moving studies for previsualization, reviewing how camera movement relates to the action. Advertising teams can develop visual drafts from campaign briefs and discuss the staging before production.

Game artists can also sketch environmental scenes or narrative cutscenes. Text-based generation makes it practical to explore different treatments of a scene while its composition and choreography are still being developed.