Kling AI image to video

Kling AI Image to Video

Start from your picture, optionally end on another, and describe what happens in between. Kling 4.0 animates it with stereo sound.

Optional

0/5000
  • First + optional last frame
  • Keeps your composition
  • Sound included
  • 3–30 s
  • Uploads deleted after 30 days

Image-to-video examples

Real Kling 4.0 renders from this site, with the exact prompt. Use one as a starting point.

  • “Handheld tracking shot: a young woman in a yellow raincoat runs across a rain-soaked Tokyo crosswalk at night, neon signs reflecting in puddles, she laughs and looks back at the camera, rain hitting umbrellas, distant traffic and city hum”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 720P · 5s

    Use this prompt
  • “A street violinist plays on a cobblestone bridge in Prague at golden hour, slow push-in from a low angle, pigeons take off behind her, the violin melody echoes over the river”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 720P · 5s

    Use this prompt
  • “Aerial drone shot following a lone motorcyclist across red desert dunes at sunrise, long shadows, dust trailing behind, the engine roars and wind rushes past”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 1080P · 5s

    Use this prompt
  • “Two old friends sit at a sunny café window. The man smiles and says: "You still take it with no sugar?" The woman laughs and answers: "Some things never change." Gentle camera drift, cups clinking, soft café music”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 720P · 10s

    Use this prompt
  • “Overhead close-up of a bowl of ramen as chopsticks lift glossy noodles, steam curling up, a soft-boiled egg splits open, slurping and kitchen chatter in the background”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 720P · 5s

    Use this prompt
  • “Cinematic wide shot of a lighthouse on a cliff during a storm, huge waves crash against the rocks, the light beam sweeps through the rain, thunder rumbles”

    Text · Kling 4.0 · 720P · 5s

    Use this prompt

Animate an image the way you want

Image to video starts the clip on your picture, so the subject, framing and colours stay yours. Add a second image as the last frame and Kling 4.0 plans the motion between the two — useful for reveals, transformations and product turns.

The prompt says what happens: the action, how the camera moves and what we hear. A first frame is required, and the video takes its shape, at 720P or 1080P.

Kling's own app also takes keyframes in the middle of the timeline; this site offers first and last frame. Images need 256–5760 pixels on each side and a width-to-height ratio between 0.4 and 2.5; the form checks your file before you pay and tells you exactly what's off.

Kling is a trademark of Kuaishou Technology. Kling V4 AI is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Kuaishou.

How to use Kling 4.0 online

Three steps in the browser: no GPU, no app, no subscription.

  1. 01

    Describe the shot

    Say what happens: subject, action, camera, light and sound. Or start from an example.

  2. 02

    Add pictures or references

    Optional: a first (and last) frame, or reference images, clips and a voice sample to follow.

  3. 03

    Generate and download

    Pick the resolution, length and shape, see the price, and download the MP4 when it's ready.

Image to video questions

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