
| Developer | Kuaishou |
| Origin | China |
| Released | Kling 3.0 · Feb 2026 |
| Native audio | Yes |
| Max resolution | 1080p |
| Max clip length | Up to 15s |
| Availability | Proprietary |
| Available via | Kling app · API |
| Pricing from | $0.08 / sec |
Kling is best for longer, movement-heavy scenes — action, walkthroughs, and multi-shot stories that need continuity.
Background. Kuaishou's Kling reached its 3.0 generation in early 2026; it added native single-pass audio in version 2.6 and has grown to tens of millions of creators since 2024.
Open Vivideo and start a new video.
Select Kling as your model — or let the Video Agent pick it for you.
Describe your shot (or upload an image) and set duration and aspect ratio.
Generate with Kling, then refine, add a voice or avatar, and export for any platform.
Each model is one of 30+ in Vivideo — switch per shot to get exactly the look you want.





State-of-the-art motion, realism and native audio.



Kling is known for fluid, dynamic motion and strong character consistency, holding a subject's look steady across a clip. It handles complex movement — action, camera moves, expressive faces — better than many peers.
Kling shines for character-driven and motion-heavy content: dance, sports, storytelling and anything where a person or creature must stay recognizable while moving. It's a strong pick when continuity is the hard part.
On Vivideo, Kling is a click away from every other top model. Generate a character shot with Kling, keep the same brief, and try the scene on another model to compare — one subscription, no extra accounts.
You can try Kling free on Vivideo to start — no credit card. Heavier use and premium models are covered by a paid plan.
Kling is built for longer takes and multi-shot sequences — a strong choice when you need more than a few seconds of continuous motion.
Yes — on Vivideo you can use Kling for both text-to-video and image-to-video, and switch to other models per shot.
Yes — Kling supports both text-to-video and image-to-video inside Vivideo.