Kling 4.0 Builder

Kling 4.0 and 3.0 prompts with motion control, keyframes and storyboards · 32 fields · 6 outputs

Library

Filled only

Subject Type

Action Beat

Emotion and Performance

Environment

Time and Weather

Motion Control Mode

Camera Movement

Shot Size

Motion Intensity

Speed and Time

Physics Behaviour

Generation Mode

Elements Reference Count

Consistency Lock

Visual Style

Lighting

Colour Grade

Dialogue Line

Speaking Setup

Voice Character

Music and Score

Sound Design

Kling Model

Generally available since 15 October 2026: 3 to 30 second native clips, up to 10 keyframes, Omni Reference with up to 15 references, stereo audio and multilingual lip sync.

Quality Mode

Duration

Aspect Ratio

Resolution and FPS

Storyboard Shots

Transition Style

Negative Prompt

The long standing Kling weakness, much improved but still real

Output Count

Delivery Platform

🔒 Preview mode
Try every field. Unlock Kling 4.0 with Pro to copy and save the prompts.

✨ Enhance with AI
Rewrite the main prompt into 3 polished variations. Pro feature.

01Natural Language Prompt

Medium close up of a solo character walking toward camera with calm restraint, in a neon alley at night at golden hour. Slow push in with moderate and controlled motion at natural real time speed and accurate real world physics. Photorealistic cinematic look, cinematic rim light, cinematic teal and orange grade. Single speaker to camera, warm female alto voice. Cinematic orchestral with ambient room tone. Avoid character drift.

02Main Kling Prompt

SUBJECT: Solo Character - Walking Toward Camera - Calm Restraint SCENE: Neon Alley at Night during Golden Hour CAMERA: Slow Push In framed as Medium Close Up MOTION: Camera Path Control at Moderate and Controlled intensity SPEED: Natural Real Time PHYSICS: Accurate Real World STYLE: Photorealistic Cinematic LIGHTING: Cinematic Rim Light COLOUR GRADE: Cinematic Teal and Orange DIALOGUE: Single Speaker to Camera VOICE: Warm Female Alto AUDIO: Cinematic Orchestral with Ambient Room Tone MODEL: Kling 4.0 in Professional Mode for 10 Seconds FORMAT: 16:9 Landscape at 1080p 30fps NEGATIVE: Character Drift

03Motion Control Brief

MOTION CONTROL BRIEF - KLING SIGNATURE FEATURE CONTROL MODE: Camera Path Control CAMERA PATH: Slow Push In SUBJECT MOTION: the Solo Character should Walking Toward Camera with Moderate and Controlled energy FRAMING: Medium Close Up held consistently through the move TIMING: Natural Real Time PHYSICS: Accurate Real World applied to cloth, hair and loose objects MOTION BRUSH: mask only the moving region if the background must stay still ONE MOVE PER CLIP - do not combine two camera moves in a single generation ANCHOR: keep the Solo Character inside frame for the full 10 Seconds AVOID: 3 Variations and any drift at the end of the clip

04Elements and Consistency Brief

MODE: Image to Video REFERENCE INPUT: 2 Reference Images UPLOAD ORDER: character first, then wardrobe, then environment, then product LOCK: Face and Identity Lock must hold for the entire clip IDENTITY: keep the Solo Character facial structure identical to the reference frame WARDROBE: no colour or garment changes mid clip ENVIRONMENT: keep Neon Alley at Night layout and background objects fixed in place STYLE LOCK: repeat Photorealistic Cinematic and Cinematic Teal and Orange verbatim in every shot of the set LIGHT LOCK: keep Cinematic Rim Light coming from the same direction throughout DRIFT CHECK: reject any take where the face changes between second one and the final frame AVOID: 3 Variations

05Native Audio and Lip Sync

NATIVE AUDIO AND LIP SYNC BRIEF SETUP: Single Speaker to Camera VOICE PROFILE: Warm Female Alto PERFORMANCE: deliver the line with Calm Restraint LIP SYNC: mouth movement locked to the spoken line with no drift at the tail KEEP IT SHORT: under twelve words per clip holds sync reliably SCORE: Cinematic Orchestral sitting under the voice at low level SOUND DESIGN: Ambient Room Tone triggered by the on screen action ROOM ACOUSTIC: match reverb to a Neon Alley at Night space NOTE: audio generation costs more credits - draft silent first, then regenerate with audio AVOID: 3 Variations

06Storyboard Sequence

BUILD: 3 Connected Shots joined with Hard Cut STYLE LOCK: Photorealistic Cinematic with Cinematic Teal and Orange on every shot CONSISTENCY: Face and Identity Lock carried across the whole chain SHOT 1 ESTABLISH: wide of Neon Alley at Night during Golden Hour no dialogue SHOT 2 INTRODUCE: Medium Close Up on the Solo Character beginning to Walking Toward Camera SHOT 3 MOVE: Slow Push In carrying Moderate and Controlled energy SHOT 5 REACT: cut to the reaction carrying Calm Restraint SHOT 6 RESOLVE: pull away leaving Neon Alley at Night in frame EACH SHOT: 10 Seconds at 16:9 Landscape in 1080p 30fps MODEL: Kling 4.0 in Professional Mode AUDIO CONTINUITY: Cinematic Orchestral runs unbroken across every shot RENDER: Character Drift then cut for Instagram Reels

📘 Pro Guide

Kling Model Guide

Kling 3.0Current flagship. Native 4K, longer clips, best motion and physicsDefault choice
Kling 3.0 OmniMultimodal engine. Strongest for audio, dialogue and multi shotStory work
Kling 3.0 TurboFaster and cheaper for drafting before a final renderIteration
Kling O1Unified model for video reference, restyle and style transferRestyling
Kling 2.6First Kling with synced native audio in a single passAudio baseline
Kling 2.5 Turbo ProLong standing value option, strong quality per creditBudget work
Kling 2.1 and 1.6Older generations, cheapest credits, simple shots onlyLegacy

Motion Control Rules

One move per clipTwo camera moves in one generation produces mushSplit the shot
Mask the moving regionMotion brush keeps the background still while the subject movesPrecision
Draw the trajectoryA drawn path beats describing the move in wordsAccuracy
Name the physicsCloth, hair and debris behave better when described explicitlyRealism
Watch the tailDrift usually appears in the final second of a clipQuality control
Anchor the subjectState that the subject stays in frame for the full durationFraming

Elements and Consistency

Up to four referencesCombine character, wardrobe, product and backgroundCore feature
Order mattersUpload character first so identity dominates the blendTechnique
Character driftThe long standing Kling weakness, much improved but still realKnown issue
Lock the wardrobeGarment colour shifts mid clip are a common failureContinuity
First and last frameSet both ends to chain clips into a longer sceneLong form
Reference beats textAn image holds identity far better than any descriptionBest practice

Credits and Workflow

Draft silent firstAudio generation costs significantly more creditsSave money
Turbo for exploringFind the shot in Turbo, render the keeper in ProfessionalWorkflow
Standard vs ProStandard renders faster, Professional holds detail betterMode choice
Batch then selectGenerate several takes and keep one rather than fixing a bad oneEfficiency
Extend beats regenerateExtending an approved clip keeps the look consistentLong form

Model status (checked Nov 2026)

Kling 4.0Generally available since 15 October 2026: 3 to 30 second native clips, up to 10 keyframes, Omni Reference with up to 15 references, stereo audio and multilingual lip sync.10-bit HDR and API access were still listed as coming soon at launch.
Kling 3.0Still available: up to 15 second clips, native audio, multi-shot storyboards, native 4K.