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Kling 3.0 on Meta Image

Kling 3.0 is Meta Image's cinematic video engine — built for storytelling shots, smooth camera motion, and native audio. Generate from text or animate a still image, with optional end-frame control.

From 90 credits (4s) · up to 175 credits (10s)

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Specifications

Input
Text prompt or start image (+ optional end frame)
Output
MP4 video download
Duration
5s or 10s
Quality options
720p, 1080p, or 4K
End frame
Yes
Native audio
Native audio supported
Credits
From 90 credits · scales with duration and quality

Built for cinematic motion

Kling 3.0 delivers film-style camera moves, native audio, and optional end-frame control — the go-to engine when your clip needs to feel like a short film, not a slideshow.

  • Cinematic camera work

    Dolly moves, dramatic lighting, and smooth pacing tuned for storytelling shots.

  • Native audio

    Generate sound alongside video — useful for social reels and narrative scenes.

  • Start & end frame control

    Upload a start image and optional end frame to guide how the clip opens and closes.

Example outputs

What Kling 3.0 excels at

  • Cinematic motion — dolly shots, dramatic lighting, and film-style pacing.

  • Native audio — built-in sound for social clips and narrative scenes.

  • Image-to-video — upload a start frame and animate it into a short MP4.

  • End frame control — guide how the clip finishes with an optional last frame.

Best for

Cinematic social reels, storytelling clips, and image-to-video when you want motion with optional audio.

Related

What inputs does Kling 3.0 accept?

Text prompts for text-to-video, or a start image (with optional end frame) for image-to-video. Supported in the Meta Video tab on Meta Image.

How long can Kling videos be?

5 or 10 seconds depending on settings. Credits scale with duration and quality (720p, 1080p, or 4K).

Third-party models

Model names refer to third-party AI integrations available through Meta Image. Meta Image is an independent platform — not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta Platforms, Inc. or any model provider.