Kling v1 Pro Text to Video is a generative video model designed to convert natural language descriptions into coherent short video clips. It allows users to define the duration, aspect ratio, and visual elements of the resulting video using a prompt-based interface. The model focuses on temporal coherence, smooth motion, and accurate representation of described scenes.

Kling v1 Pro Text to Video uses a diffusion-based video generation framework optimized for short-form synthesis.

Video generation maintains temporal consistency with keyframe stabilization over multiple frames.

Model is optimized for rendering fluid motion, camera stability, and visual fidelity in 1–3 second sequences.

Kling v1 Pro Text to Video supports both horizontal (16:9) and vertical (9:16) outputs, with internal frame interpolation to maintain frame smoothness.

Model supports inference with natural language in English and can recognize various object classes, environments, and actions.

Prompts must be concise and direct. Overly long or poetic descriptions may lead to abstract or distorted results.

Video outputs are limited to predefined durations (5 or 10 seconds) and cannot be extended beyond this range.

Kling v1 Pro Text to Video is not intended for use cases requiring facial accuracy, lip synchronization, or dialogue.

Adding a negative prompt can improve results by removing unwanted elements such as distortions or unwanted objects.

Output resolution and frame rate are fixed and cannot be customized at this stage.

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• Prompt: Use visually rich but concise language. Example:
  “A futuristic city skyline at sunset with flying cars”
  Avoid: “The most amazing futuristic scene ever imagined”
  ✔️ Include lighting conditions, objects, actions, and style (e.g., realistic, cinematic).
  ✖️ Avoid vague adjectives without context.
• CFG Scale (0–1):
  • Values around 0.7–0.9 are optimal for balancing prompt fidelity with creativity.
  • Lower values (0.3–0.6) may yield more abstract or loosely interpreted results.
  • Higher values (close to 1.0) generate literal interpretations but may reduce visual diversity.
• Negative Prompt: Use this to suppress unwanted elements.
  Example: “blurry, distorted, out of frame” can help refine output.
• Aspect Ratio:
  • 16:9: Ideal for web or desktop use.
  • 9:16: Best for mobile or social media visuals.
  • 1:1: Suitable for avatars or square-format content.
• Duration:
  • 5: Quick preview or short scene. Faster rendering.
  • 10: Longer scene with more motion; may contain more content variation.

enerates short-form video clips from English-language text prompts.

Supports basic scene animation such as object motion, environment panning, and atmospheric changes.

Maintains temporal consistency for subjects in motion across frames.

Compatible with various prompt styles, including cinematic, realistic, abstract, or stylized.

Allows suppression of unwanted visual elements through negative prompts.

Creating visual concepts or mood boards from text.

Visualizing creative ideas for short video formats.

Designing social media visuals or visual references for design and storytelling.

Rapid prototyping of motion scenes for creative projects or pitch decks.

Try describing an action paired with an environment:
"A robot walking through a neon-lit alley at night"

Experiment with negative prompts to reduce common issues like blur:
"blurry, low contrast, disfigured"

Test different aspect ratios for different publishing formats.
"16:9" for widescreen, "9:16" for vertical video.

Does not support text overlays or subtitles within generated video.

Faces, fine object details, or small text elements may appear distorted.

No direct control over background music, audio, or frame rate.

Cannot depict complex multi-shot storytelling or scene transitions.

Lighting and color rendering may vary across outputs.

Output Format:  MP4