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Kling 4.0

Create videos with Kling 4.0.

Upload JPG/PNG images in time order: first frame, middle frames, last frame. One image sets only the first frame. Use no more than 10 images and no more than duration + 1; each image has to be no more than 10 MB.

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Kling 4.0 AI Video Generator

Make 3–30 second videos with Kling 4.0 on VoraVideo. Begin with text, frame images or visual guides, or edit a current video. Pick 720p or 1080p and review the credit total before rendering.

3–30 second generationUp to 10 keyframesOmni Reference720p / 1080p
Availability
Available now

Integration updated October 22, 2026. Text, image, guide and video-edit modes are available.

Keyframes
10

Images to guide visual moments

References
15

Combined asset limit

What Kling 4.0 is built to do

Pick the input mode that matches your material, then set the output duration and resolution.

Give a scene time to develop

Native 3–30 second generation offers room for a beginning, an action plus an ending. Plan the pacing before adding more events.

Guide important visual moments

Upload JPG/PNG images in time order: first frame, middle frames, last frame. One image sets only the first frame. Use no more than 10 images and no more than duration + 1; each image has to be no more than 10 MB.

Assign each reference a role

Use as many as 10 images and 5 MP4/MOV videos. Each video has to be 3–30 seconds and no more than 200 MB; total guide video time stays within 30 seconds. Refer to them as <<<image_1>>> plus <<<video_1>>> in your prompt.

Choose your output format

Generate at 720p or 1080p. Text and guide modes offer 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 21:9. Image and editing modes take their framing from the source. 4K and HDR stay unavailable in this form.

Edit existing footage

Use text and visual guides to adjust expressions, motion, backgrounds or camera motion. Specify what should change and what should stay.

Recreate a reference concept

Use guide footage to spell out motion, pacing or camera direction for a new shot. State which visual fine points to retain and review the output for continuity.

Video examples and creative directions

Browse character action, a dragon sequence and a martial-arts shot through the supplied video examples.

Direct action and its impact

Two characters face one giant creature in a ruined city. Colored energy, moving debris plus changing camera angles shape the confrontation.

Define the action

Spell out who moves, the direction of the action and the moment of impact.

Connect the environment

Specify how dust, rubble and nearby objects respond to motion.

Review spatial continuity

Check positions, scale and camera direction across cuts.

Build a dragon sequence across shots

A dragon launches from a stone tower, flies over a medieval city plus breathes fire. Wide views plus closer tracking shots carry the action forward.

Outline the sequence

Plan the launch, flight, fire plus final view as separate story beats.

Keep the creature consistent

Preserve wing shape, silhouette and scale steady across angles.

Connect the camera moves

Use the city skyline plus travel direction to connect shots.

Create a martial-arts scene with atmosphere

A dark-clad fighter moves through one misty mountain landscape. The broad hat, weapon and shifting viewpoint set the character’s silhouette.

Define character details

Keep clothing, hat and weapon details consistent.

Use environmental depth

Describe foreground rocks, distant mountains and moving mist.

Control performance and pace

Specify footwork, pauses plus the camera’s distance from the fighter.

How to use Kling 4.0

01

Choose the scene

Set the subject, action, setting, camera move and sound. Start with one scene.

02

Organize references

Select only assets you are allowed to use. Label which reference guides appearance, motion or composition.

03

Review credits and generate

Pick a 3–30 second output and a resolution, inspect the credit total, then render. Review the finished video before downloading.

FAQ

Kling 4.0 FAQ

Can I generate with Kling 4.0 on VoraVideo?

Yes. The form supports text-to-video, image-to-video, reference-to-video plus video editing. Editing requires one source video and can include as many as 10 images.

How do keyframe images work?

Upload JPG/PNG images in time order: first frame, middle frames, last frame. One image sets only the first frame. Use no more than 10 images and no more than duration + 1; each image has to be no more than 10 MB.

Which reference files can I use?

Use as many as 10 images and 5 MP4/MOV videos. Each video has to be 3–30 seconds and no more than 200 MB; total guide video time stays within 30 seconds. Refer to them as <<<image_1>>> plus <<<video_1>>> in your prompt. Videos require width and height of 720–2160 pixels plus 24–60 fps.

Does this form offer 4K, HDR or audio switches?

This form offers 720p and 1080p. It has no 4K, HDR, distinct audio-reference input or audio on/off control.

How are Kling 4.0 credits calculated?

The quote depends on output duration and mode. Guide video and editing also charge for the greater of source video time (rounded up to a whole second) and output duration. Check the displayed total before submitting.

Create your next video with Kling 4.0

Pick the input mode that matches your material, then set the output duration and resolution.