A recurring creator
Reuse a saved character or an authorized image to guide identity across daily clips. Compare the face and outfit in each finished result.
Kling 4.0 AI Video Generator
Create a scene from words, animate an image or direct a video with references. Bring an AI influencer into everyday moments, product demonstrations and short-form stories.
A real Kling 4.0 result
A creator in the kitchen
Generated on this site on October 30, 2026 from text alone; no reference image was used. This is the actual output, not the reference image below.
Kling 4.0 · 720p · 9:16 · 3 seconds · 33 Credits · approximately 4 minutes to complete
Prompt
A fictional adult creator, face fully in the vertical frame from the first moment, stands in a lived-in kitchen and gently places a ceramic coffee dripper on the counter beside a mug. Casual handheld iPhone perspective, ordinary daylight, realistic hand and object contact, quiet room sound. One continuous three-second shot, no logos, no promotional claims, no text.
Generated audio is included in the file; review it before publishing.
Starting frames and prompt ideas
These original AI-generated images are reference ideas, not Kling 4.0 output videos. A prompt alone does not attach its image; upload your own authorized frame in Studio.
A coffee break
Reference image · image-to-video concept
An original adult virtual creator pauses with a ceramic coffee cup, naturally glances toward the phone and lowers the mug onto the wooden counter. Keep her exact face, curly hair, shirt, kitchen objects and framing unchanged. One continuous eight-second handheld smartphone shot, subtle human camera movement, real morning window light, everyday skin texture. Natural cup contact sound and quiet room tone. No cuts, no text or logo, no dramatic grading.
A small product action
Reference image · image-to-video concept
A hand enters the frame naturally, reaches for the unbranded silver compact camera and gently lifts it off the wooden desk. Preserve the exact camera shape, grip, buttons, lens, wrist strap, desk objects and background. Single continuous eight-second locked phone-camera shot, no artificial zoom, natural daylight and realistic hand/object contact. Soft ambient room sound, no dialogue, no text.
A skateboard movement
Reference image · image-to-video concept
The skateboarder rolls down the shallow concrete ramp in one smooth continuous motion, bends his knees to absorb the slope and rides past the camera. Preserve his original face, hoodie, jeans, shoes, skateboard and surroundings. Observational phone footage, modest handheld follow, cloudy daylight, plausible momentum and feet staying on the board. Ambient wheels, wind and distant park noise. No slow motion, no stunt or impossible physics.
Kling 4.0 features in this Studio
These are the settings exposed by this site, which may differ from the official Kling guide or another provider.
- Input
- Text; start/end frames; image and video references
- Frame mode and reference mode are separate.
- Duration
- 3–30 seconds
- One-second steps in the current catalog.
- Resolution
- 720p or 1080p
- Availability depends on plan and settings.
- Aspect ratio
- 9:16, 16:9 or 1:1 for text
- A start frame uses the source proportions.
- Native audio
- Included
- Review generated sound and speech.
- References
- Up to 10 images and 5 videos
- Videos: 2–30 seconds each, 30 seconds total, up to 10 MB each.
Official Kling documentation describes more keyframes and other capabilities. This Studio currently exposes one start and one end frame; do not combine frame mode with image or video reference mode. Separate 4K and HDR availability is not verified here.
How to use Kling 4.0 online
- 01
Choose a starting point
Write a scene or select image to video. Your prompt is passed to Studio.
- 02
Add references
For image to video, upload a start frame. For reference mode, add permitted images or videos in Studio.
- 03
Review settings and credits
Check Kling 4.0, duration, resolution, aspect ratio and the exact quote. A paid plan and sufficient credits are required.
- 04
Generate and review
Submit one task, then inspect the whole video and sound for identity drift, hands, objects and timing.
Make video for an AI influencer
UGC product demonstrations
Direct one observable product action and use only approved facts. A fictional creator should not claim a real customer experience.
Product and object motion
Start with a clear source image and describe one action. Inspect grips, contact, labels and changes in object shape.
Movement and camera
Describe the body action and camera separately. For a specific reference clip, use video references and expect prompt-guided rather than exact motion timing.
Kling 4.0 prompt library
Copy an idea or send it to Studio. Replace any fictional details with your own brief, select a supported aspect ratio and check the duration before generating.
A coffee break
An original adult virtual creator pauses with a ceramic coffee cup, naturally glances toward the phone and lowers the mug onto the wooden counter. Keep her exact face, curly hair, shirt, kitchen objects and framing unchanged. One continuous eight-second handheld smartphone shot, subtle human camera movement, real morning window light, everyday skin texture. Natural cup contact sound and quiet room tone. No cuts, no text or logo, no dramatic grading.
A small product action
A hand enters the frame naturally, reaches for the unbranded silver compact camera and gently lifts it off the wooden desk. Preserve the exact camera shape, grip, buttons, lens, wrist strap, desk objects and background. Single continuous eight-second locked phone-camera shot, no artificial zoom, natural daylight and realistic hand/object contact. Soft ambient room sound, no dialogue, no text.
A skateboard movement
The skateboarder rolls down the shallow concrete ramp in one smooth continuous motion, bends his knees to absorb the slope and rides past the camera. Preserve his original face, hoodie, jeans, shoes, skateboard and surroundings. Observational phone footage, modest handheld follow, cloudy daylight, plausible momentum and feet staying on the board. Ambient wheels, wind and distant park noise. No slow motion, no stunt or impossible physics.
A creator-led product introduction
An original adult creator films a short vertical video in a lived-in kitchen, placing a reusable water bottle on the counter and explaining one supplied, verifiable feature. Natural phone-camera perspective, ordinary daylight, small conversational gestures and quiet room tone. One continuous shot with no captions, invented customer experience, logos or performance claims.
A changing outfit, same character
Keep the adult creator, hairstyle and outfit from the starting image. She turns toward a hallway mirror, adjusts her jacket cuff, then looks back toward the camera. One unhurried 9:16 phone shot, natural movement and indoor window light. Preserve the garment details and hands; review the result for identity drift.
A 30-second food story
A fictional adult food creator prepares a simple breakfast in a real-feeling kitchen. 0–8 seconds: lay out ingredients. 8–18 seconds: plate the dish. 18–26 seconds: bring the plate to the table. 26–30 seconds: a relaxed final glance at the camera. Natural room sound, ordinary handheld phone framing and consistent clothing. Keep every action physically believable, without captions or dramatic grading.
Kling 4.0 pricing on AI Influencer Generator
These are current site Credits for one text-only or frame-based output, calculated from the same configuration as Studio. They are not another provider’s prices. The exact quote appears before submission.
| Length | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|
| 3s | 33 Credits | 49 Credits |
| 5s | 55 Credits | 81 Credits |
| 8s | 87 Credits | 130 Credits |
| 10s | 109 Credits | 162 Credits |
For video-reference input, the quote uses output seconds plus reference-input seconds, with the input billed for at least the output duration. The rate differs from a text or frame-only task. Failed-job refunds and credit validity depend on the existing plan rules. See plans and Credits.
Kling 4.0 vs Kling 3.0 in this Studio
These are configuration differences, not a quality ranking. No matched-prompt side-by-side test is presented here.
Kling 4.0
3–30 seconds; 720p or 1080p; native audio; start/end frames or compatible image and video references in separate modes.
Kling 3.0 Omni
3, 5, 8 or 10 seconds; 720p, 1080p or 4K where permitted; optional audio; text or a single start frame in the current integration.
Explore Kling 3.0Limitations to check before publishing
- Face, hands, wardrobe, text and object contact can change between frames. Review the full clip and audio.
- Use only references, likenesses, music and product claims you have permission to use.
- Frame and multimodal reference inputs use different modes; video references are billed under their own quote.
- The official model guide may describe features not available through this site. Studio controls and the quote govern your task.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kling 4.0?
Kling 4.0 is a video generation model from Kuaishou. On AI Influencer Generator, it can create a video from text, start and end frames, or supported image and video references. The available settings depend on this site's integration and your plan.
Can I use Kling 4.0 image to video?
Yes. Choose Image to video above, continue to Studio and upload an authorized start frame. A start frame determines the output proportions. This page does not automatically attach its example images.
How long can a Kling 4.0 video be?
The current Studio catalog offers 3 through 30 seconds in one-second steps. Longer output uses more credits. Check the selected model and quote before starting.
Does Kling 4.0 generate audio?
The current Kling 4.0 integration includes native audio in generation; the audio switch is not optional for this model. Generated sound and speech should be reviewed for accuracy and rights before use.
Does Kling 4.0 support 4K or HDR here?
This Studio currently exposes 720p and 1080p. The official Kling guide discusses additional resolutions and HDR, but those are not offered by the current Kling 4.0 integration here.
Can I use a reference video for motion?
Yes. The site supports Kling 4.0 reference videos in compatible modes. Each MP4 must be 2–30 seconds and no more than 10 MB; total reference-video duration is capped at 30 seconds. Motion is prompt-guided and may not match exact timing. Video input also changes billing.
How much does Kling 4.0 cost?
The Studio quote uses the chosen resolution, output duration and any reference-video duration. The pricing table on this page is calculated from the current site configuration for one output; the Studio quote is authoritative before you submit.
Is Kling 4.0 the same as Kling 4.0 Flash or Kling 3.0?
No. Kling 4.0, Kling 4.0 Flash and Kling 3.0 are distinct model options. This page describes the site's Kling 4.0 integration, not Flash. Kling 3.0 has its own model settings and pricing.
Can I use an AI influencer across multiple clips?
You can use a saved character or authorized image as a reference in supported workflows. Review face, clothing, hands and motion across each result; a reference is not a guarantee of identical identity or movement.
Can I use my videos commercially?
Review your plan and the rights to all faces, music, products and source media. Use only authorized references, verify any claims and follow the disclosure rules for the place where you publish.
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