Kling O3 Omni Multi-Shot Video
Kling O3 generates multi-shot clips up to 15 seconds with native audio sync, plus video-to-video reference and edit modes that preserve camera style.
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- 12 variants
- From $0.126 per second
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- Speed
- ~3 min
- Best for
- Text to Video
- Price
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- Speed
- ~3 min
- Best for
- Image to Video
- Price
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- Speed
- ~4 min
- Best for
- Text to Video
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- Speed
- ~5 min
- Best for
- Video to Video
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- Speed
- ~7 min
- Best for
- Video to Video
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- Speed
- ~6 min
- Best for
- Video to Video
- Price
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- Speed
- ~8 min
- Best for
- Video to Video
- Price
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- Speed
- ~1 min
- Best for
- Image to Video
- Price
- See price
- Speed
- ~3 min
- Best for
- Image to Video
- Price
- See price
- Speed
- ~2 min
- Best for
- Text to Video
- Price
- See price
- Speed
- ~6 min
- Best for
- Image to Video
- Price
- See price
- Speed
- ~3 min
- Best for
- Image to Video
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Working with Kling O3.
Kling O3 is the Omni line: alongside 4K and Standard generation it carries video-to-video variants that use a clip as the anchor. Reference mode locks character identity, motion style and camera language from the input; Edit mode swaps subjects and environments while keeping the original motion structure and timing.
When to choose Kling O3
Choose Kling O3 when continuity across shots is the hard part — a series that must share camera language, or an edit that must not disturb the original motion. Kling v3 is the pick for single-shot generation and native 4K speed.
Choosing between the variants
Standard is the cost-efficient generation tier and Pro the higher-fidelity one; 4K variants deliver at final resolution. Reference variants anchor on an input clip's style, while Edit variants rewrite subjects and environments inside that clip.
Questions about Kling O3
The short answers. For anything specific to your setup, talk to our team.
The Standard text-to-video variant produces multi-shot clips up to 15 seconds with native audio sync in a single generation.
Reference uses a clip as a style and identity anchor for a new shot. Edit keeps the clip and changes what is in it, preserving its motion and timing.
Yes — native audio sync is part of the generation, so multi-shot output arrives with sound rather than needing a separate pass.

