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Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference

Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference creates video guided by existing footage, using its movement and appearance alongside text direction and optional reference images.

Video editing

Price per run for each listed option.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Duration: 3s$1.39 / run
Duration: 4s$1.85 / run
Duration: 5s$2.31 / run
Duration: 6s$2.78 / run
Duration: 7s$3.24 / run
Duration: 8s$3.70 / run
Duration: 9s$4.16 / run
Duration: 10s$4.62 / run
Duration: 11s$5.09 / run
Duration: 12s$5.55 / run
Duration: 13s$6.01 / run
Duration: 14s$6.47 / run
  • Images count: 0โ€“4 (same price).
  • Keep Original Sound: Off, On (same price).

Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference

Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference uses a supplied clip to guide the motion and visual character of a generated video. The footage can provide cues for gestures, pacing or camera behavior. Text direction describes the intended scene, subject action and visual treatment.

Reference images can add guidance for a subject's appearance, a particular object or the overall style. This combination lets the video establish how a shot moves while still images help define how its contents should look. The original reference audio can also accompany the result.

What it's good for

A filmed gesture can become the action reference for a character scene, while a product clip can establish camera movement for a different commercial treatment. Creative teams can explore settings and art direction around an established movement idea. It also suits shot development, where reference footage communicates the desired action and images supply the intended visual design.

Model ID

kuaishou/kling-video-o3-4k-video-reference

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $1.39 / run

Provider

Kuaishou

Hosting

Passthru

Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference

Kling Video O3 4K Video Reference uses a supplied clip to guide the motion and visual character of a generated video. The footage can provide cues for gestures, pacing or camera behavior. Text direction describes the intended scene, subject action and visual treatment.

Reference images can add guidance for a subject's appearance, a particular object or the overall style. This combination lets the video establish how a shot moves while still images help define how its contents should look. The original reference audio can also accompany the result.

What it's good for

A filmed gesture can become the action reference for a character scene, while a product clip can establish camera movement for a different commercial treatment. Creative teams can explore settings and art direction around an established movement idea. It also suits shot development, where reference footage communicates the desired action and images supply the intended visual design.