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Kling 3.0 Image To Video
Tips: focus on describing the movement you'd like in the output, rather than the contents of the image.
Kling 3.0 — AI-Powered Image-to-Video Generation
Kling 3.0 by Kuaishou transforms static images into dynamic, high-quality videos with precise motion control. Define start and end frames for controlled transitions, choose from 3 to 15 seconds of output, and select Standard or Pro mode to balance speed and quality. On SJinn, Standard mode costs 150 credits per second and Pro mode costs 200 credits per second.
Create Videos from Images with Kling 3.0 in 3 Steps

Step 1: Upload Your Image
Upload a starting image to set the visual foundation of your video. Optionally add a tail image to define the ending frame — Kling 3.0 will generate a smooth transition between the two. Skip both if you only need text-to-video.
Step 2: Describe the Motion
Write a prompt focusing on the movement you want — camera pans, character actions, environmental changes. Kling 3.0 responds best to motion-focused descriptions rather than static scene details, since the image already provides the visual context.


Step 3: Choose Settings & Generate
Pick your aspect ratio (Auto, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1), video duration (3–15 seconds), and generation mode (Standard for speed, Pro for quality). Enable Multi Shot for scene-cut style videos. Hit generate and your video will be ready shortly.
Why Kling 3.0 Image to Video
Flexible Duration: 3 to 15 Seconds
Choose precisely how long your video should be — from a quick 3-second clip to a full 15-second sequence. Fine-grained duration control lets you match the output to your exact use case, whether it's a social media snippet or a detailed product animation.
What People Create with Kling 3.0
A woman in a flowing red dress walking through a field of lavender — her hair and dress billow gently in the wind as she moves toward the camera.