Kuaishou's Kling 4.0: a whole scene from one prompt
Kling 4.0 AI Video Generator: Whole Scenes With Sound
Write the scene as a shot list and Kling 4.0 films it: cuts, camera moves, spoken lines and signs spelled right, in one clip.
Kling 4.0 is Kuaishou's newest Kling AI video model. It makes clips from 3 to 30 s at 720p or 1080p, always with sound, from a prompt, a start and end frame, up to 10 reference photos, or a clip you want to change. On Pixel Dojo it sits beside every top video model in one plan, with six studios and Sensei, the AI director. Commercial use is included on every plan. We made every Kling 4.0 video on this page here, and each one comes with its exact prompt so you can start from ours.
33 credits ($2.06) per 5 s clip at 1080p. Included in every plan, from $10/month.
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By Brian Lovett · Updated
Why Kling 4.0 is built for whole scenes
Kling 4.0 reads a prompt the way a crew reads a shot list. Give it time ranges, a framing for each shot and a line of dialogue, and it renders the cuts where you placed them. Our river clip asks for a tracking shot and a wide from the bank in 10 s, and that is what comes back, with the same rider and horse on both sides of the cut.
Sound is always part of the clip. Quote a line, name the accent and the delivery, and the character says it word for word, in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French or Hindi. We describe the ambience and effects we want in an Audio line at the end of every prompt.
Text holds up too. Spell a label or a sign exactly, in quotes, and say where it sits. Our perfume spot orbits the bottle and lands on NOCTURNE in thin gold capitals, still sharp at the end of the move.
What you can create with Kling 4.0
Six scenes we made with Kling 4.0, each 10 s at 1080p with sound: action, dialogue, a product spot, an aerial, claymation and a vertical fashion film. Tap Use this prompt on any clip to start from our wording.
Two shots in one clip with a hard cut: a low tracking shot at full gallop, then a wide shot from the bank. Same rider and horse in both. Start from this prompt for your own action scene.
Low tracking shot at water level beside a rider on a grey horse galloping through a shallow mountain river at golden hour, every hoof strike throwing sheets of backlit spray, her dark braid and long canvas coat flying behind her. Shot 1, 0-5 s: tracking alongside at full speed. Shot 2, 5-10 s: hard cut to a wide shot from the bank as horse and rider crash through the river toward pine forest, sun flaring through the mist. Same rider and horse in both shots. Audio: thundering hooves, splashing water, the horse's breath, wind, no music, no subtitles.
A spoken line in a Scottish accent, delivered word for word, with the storm and the foghorn in the same track. Put your line in quotes and describe the voice.
Slow push in from a medium shot to a close-up of a weathered lighthouse keeper in his sixties with a salt-and-pepper beard and a navy wool sweater, standing at a rain-streaked window as the lamp sweeps light across his face. 0-4 s: he watches the storm, jaw set. 4-10 s: he turns to the camera and says in a low, steady Scottish voice: "She's out there. And I'm not putting this light out until she's home." Warm tungsten interior against cold blue storm light, 35mm film texture. Audio: rain lashing the glass, wind, a distant foghorn, his voice, no music, no subtitles.
A macro product spot that ends on a label spelled exactly as written. The text stays sharp as the camera moves around the glass.
Macro product commercial on black volcanic stone. A square amber glass perfume bottle with a heavy gold cap stands in a shallow pool of water; a single drop falls from above and sends rings across the surface. The camera makes a slow half orbit as a light sweep crosses the glass, ending on the front label, which reads exactly "NOCTURNE" in thin gold capitals and stays sharp and legible. Moody low key light, deep shadows, glints on the facets. Audio: a single water drop, a soft low hum, no music, no subtitles.
One continuous ultrawide take with no cuts. The time ranges in the prompt set where the drone is at each moment.
One continuous aerial drone shot with no cuts over a glacier lagoon in Iceland at dawn. 0-4 s: the drone skims low over still black water past floating blue icebergs. 4-8 s: it rises and banks right to reveal a wall of cracked glacier ice under pink clouds. 8-10 s: it settles on a lone red kayak gliding between the icebergs, tiny against the ice. Crisp cold light, mist on the water. Audio: wind, ice creaking, faint paddle strokes, no music, no subtitles.
Stop motion style with a spoken line, in two shots. Characters keep their look across the cut.
Stop-motion claymation style with visible fingerprints in the clay. A round-bellied badger baker in a striped apron pulls a giant golden loaf from a brick oven in a tiny cozy bakery, steam puffing up. Shot 1, 0-5 s: medium shot as he slides the loaf out on a wooden peel and his eyes go wide. Shot 2, 5-10 s: close-up as he sniffs it and says in a warm, gravelly voice: "Perfect. Absolutely perfect." Warm window light, felt and clay textures. Audio: oven door creak, crackling crust, his voice, no music, no subtitles.
A vertical fashion film cut on the beat: three framings of the same model and coat in one generation.
Fashion film in a raw concrete warehouse with a single hard white spotlight. Shot 1, 0-3 s: low angle as a tall model in a sculptural crimson silk coat strides straight at the camera, fabric snapping behind her. Shot 2, 3-6 s: side tracking shot as she turns at the end of the runway and the coat flares. Shot 3, 6-10 s: tight close-up of her face in the light as she glances back over her shoulder. Hard cuts on the beat. Same model and coat in every shot. Audio: a deep electronic kick drum, heel clicks echoing, no subtitles.
Kling 4.0 vs Kling 3.0: the same noodle stall prompt
We gave both models one two shot prompt at 10 s, 16:9, with sound: a wide of a night market stall, then a medium close up as the cook serves a bowl and speaks. Both spelled the NOODLE KING sign and spoke the line. Kling 4.0 kept the same cook on both sides of the cut and stayed at 1080p; pick it for multi-shot scenes, longer clips up to 30 s and dialogue. Kling 3.0 remains a great value for single shots up to 15 s.
Same prompt: A night market alley after rain. Shot 1, 0-4 s: wide shot as a street cook in a white cap tosses noodles in a flaming wok under strings of paper lanterns. Shot 2, 4-10 s: medium close-up as he plates the noodles, looks up at a customer and says in a cheerful voice: "Last bowl of the night. It's yours." A hanging sign above the stall reads exactly "NOODLE KING". Audio: sizzling wok, crowd murmur, his voice, no music, no subtitles.
A night market alley after rain. Shot 1, 0-4 s: wide shot as a street cook in a white cap tosses noodles in a flaming wok under strings of paper lanterns. Shot 2, 4-10 s: medium close-up as he plates the noodles, looks up at a customer and says in a cheerful voice: "Last bowl of the night. It's yours." A hanging sign above the stall reads exactly "NOODLE KING". Audio: sizzling wok, crowd murmur, his voice, no music, no subtitles.
A night market alley after rain. Shot 1, 0-4 s: wide shot as a street cook in a white cap tosses noodles in a flaming wok under strings of paper lanterns. Shot 2, 4-10 s: medium close-up as he plates the noodles, looks up at a customer and says in a cheerful voice: "Last bowl of the night. It's yours." A hanging sign above the stall reads exactly "NOODLE KING". Audio: sizzling wok, crowd murmur, his voice, no music, no subtitles.
| Kling 4.0 | Kling 3.0 | |
|---|---|---|
| Longest clip | 30 s | 15 s |
| Credits for this clip | 65 | 55 |
Kling 4.0 settings that shape the result
- Duration3 to 30 seconds
- Make the time ranges in your prompt add up to the duration, or the model fills the gap with shots of its own.
- Resolution720p or 1080p
- Explore ideas at 720p, then render the version you keep at 1080p.
- Aspect ratio16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 21:9
- Used for text to video. A start frame or a source clip sets its own shape.
- InputsStart and end frame, up to 10 images, up to 5 clips
- Give every reference one sentence saying who or what it is and what to keep.
How to make a Kling 4.0 video on Pixel Dojo
- 1
Set the scene
Open Kling 4.0 and start with the place, the light and anything that must stay the same.
- 2
Write the beats
Add time ranges with one action each, the camera move and any line in quotes.
- 3
Describe the sound
End with an Audio line: ambience, effects, voices, and no music or subtitles if you want neither.
- 4
Generate and reuse
Pick length, resolution and shape, generate, then change one line at a time.
Kling 4.0 pricing on Pixel Dojo
Kling 4.0 is included in every Pixel Dojo plan, from $10/month, and is priced per second of video, with sound included.
720p is 4.5 credits a second and 1080p is 6.5. With a video input, such as a clip to edit or a reference video, it is 5 and 7.5.
Every 10 s 1080p clip on this page cost 65 credits. Kling 3.0, for comparison, was 55 credits for the same 10 s prompt with sound.
Kling 4.0 questions
What is Kling 4.0?
Kling 4.0 is Kuaishou's newest Kling AI video model. It makes clips from 3 to 30 s at 720p or 1080p with sound, from a text prompt, start and end frames, up to 10 reference photos, reference videos, or a clip to edit. On Pixel Dojo it runs in the Kling 4.0 tool and through the Pixel Dojo API.
What is Kling 4.0 best at?
Whole scenes from one prompt: timed shot lists with hard cuts or one continuous take, spoken dialogue in nine languages, and on-screen text that keeps its spelling while the camera moves. Every example on this page shows its prompt so you can start from it.
How long can a Kling 4.0 video be?
Any whole number of seconds from 3 to 30. Longer clips are cut into shots automatically unless you ask for one continuous take with no cuts.
Does Kling 4.0 make sound and dialogue?
Yes, every clip has sound. Put a line in quotes and name the speaker, the language and the delivery, and it is spoken word for word. Describe ambience and effects in an Audio line at the end of your prompt.
How much does Kling 4.0 cost?
It is included in every Pixel Dojo plan from $10/month and uses credits per second: 4.5 at 720p and 6.5 at 1080p, or 5 and 7.5 with a video input. A 10 s 1080p clip is 65 credits.
Kling 4.0 vs Kling 3.0: which should I use?
Use Kling 4.0 for multi-shot scenes, dialogue, readable text and anything longer than 15 s. Kling 3.0 is a lower cost choice for single shots up to 15 s. Both are in every plan.
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