Turn a prompt, a start and end frame, or a clip to follow into 3 to 30 seconds of 720p or 1080p video with stereo sound — Kling's newest model, released October 15, 2026.
Free to sign up, no card. Chat and pictures are included; video uses credits.
You could go straight to Kling. Then you'd need a second subscription for Wan 3.0, a third for Kling O3, and a fourth for image generation.
Most real projects use more than one model — you draft on something fast and cheap, then finish on something expensive. Plurel puts eight video models and four image models on a single balance, so you switch models instead of switching accounts.
Kling 4.0 is the newest video model from Kling AI, Kuaishou's generative video platform, released on October 15, 2026. It generates 3 to 30 seconds in a single pass at 720p or 1080p, with two-channel stereo sound — speech with tighter lip sync, effects, ambience and music — made together with the picture. It keeps fast action, tracking shots and orbiting cameras steady, and follows long, timed prompts beat by beat, so a 30-second clip can carry a whole scene instead of a single moment. You can start from words alone, pin the opening and closing frames so a character or product stays exactly as designed, or hand it a clip whose camera movement and pacing it should follow. On Plurel you can use Kling 4.0 instantly with no API key or separate subscription.
Anything from 3 to 30 seconds per generation — room for a scene to build and land without stitching clips together.
Two-channel stereo dialogue, effects, ambience and music generated in sync, with tighter lip sync for speaking characters.
High-speed action, tracking shots, orbits and complex camera moves stay smooth and coherent instead of smearing.
Give it the first frame, the last frame or both and it works out the motion in between — the way to keep a character or product exactly as designed.
Upload a clip and Kling 4.0 takes its camera movement and pacing, then rebuilds the shot with what your prompt and picture describe.
Up to 8,000 characters: timed beats, shot lists, camera notes and sound cues are followed in order.
3, 5, 8, 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds; 5 by default.
720p for drafts and social posts, 1080p for delivery.
16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 21:9 ultrawide. With a start frame the clip keeps the picture's shape; with a clip, auto follows it.
A prompt alone; a start frame, an end frame or both; or a reference clip with an optional picture.
Sound is always generated — dialogue, effects and music come with the video.
6.5 credits a second at 720p, 9.5 at 1080p. With a reference clip, 4 or 5.5 a second on the video plus the clip, the clip counted as at least as long as the video.
One Kling 4.0 generation is 32.5 credits.
$7.99
100 credits
Three 5-second 720p clips — or one 15-second scene.
$14.99/mo
300 credits every month
Nine 5-second 720p clips a month, or one 30-second scene at 1080p. Credits roll over.
Every account includes chat and pictures that refill every 5 hours; video uses credits.
Kling 4.0 generates the soundtrack in the same pass as the video, so voices, effects and music land on the action instead of being laid over it afterwards.
Dialogue with tighter lip sync for speaking characters
Effects and ambience timed to what moves on screen
Two-channel stereo on every clip
Open the video generator
In the Plurel app choose Video, then pick Kling 4.0.
Describe it — or upload
Write the scene, the sound and the camera. Add a start frame, an end frame, or a clip whose camera movement it should follow.
Choose length, quality and format
3 to 30 seconds, 720p or 1080p, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 21:9.
Generate and download
Your clip lands in Media History with its sound, no watermark.
A barista in a sunlit corner café leans on the counter and says to camera, warmly: "First coffee's on me — just don't tell my boss." She laughs and slides a cup forward. Espresso machine hiss, quiet chatter, soft daylight. 8 seconds, 9:16.
One unbroken tracking shot beside a cyclist racing downhill through a coastal town at dawn: past fish stalls, under washing lines, around a fountain, then out onto the cliff road as the sea opens up below. Freewheel ticking, gulls, rushing wind. 20 seconds, 16:9.
Handmade clay stop-motion: a tiny knitted fox in a yellow raincoat waters a single flower on a windowsill during a storm, and the flower grows into a tree that fills the room. Visible fingerprints, stepped 12 fps motion, warm lamp light, gentle ukulele. 10 seconds, 1:1.
Open exactly on the start frame and end exactly on the end frame. In between, a potter's wet hands centre a lump of clay on the wheel, pull it up into a tall vase and smooth the rim. Close-ups, the hum of the wheel, soft studio light. 10 seconds.
0–4 s: wide shot of a night market in the rain, neon reflected in the puddles. 4–8 s: close-up as a street cook flips noodles in a flaming wok. 8–12 s: a girl in a yellow raincoat takes the bowl and grins at the camera. Sizzle, rain, chatter. 12 seconds, 16:9.
Follow the camera movement and pacing of the uploaded clip, but replace the scene: a red vintage convertible drifting along a mountain road at golden hour, dust trailing behind it. Engine roar and tyre squeal. 10 seconds.
No Kling account needed. Free to sign up, no card.
Try Kling 4.0