Kling AI publishes guide to making animatics with Kling 4.0
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Kling AI's blog publishes a guide on turning storyboard panels into timed animatics using Kling 4.0.
An animatic is a timed sequence of storyboard panels used to test pacing, cut points, and action clarity before production. According to the guide, Kling 4.0 generates 3–30-second videos and supports Omni Reference, which combines up to 15 reference assets: up to 10 images, 5 videos totaling up to 30 seconds, and 7 subject references, including up to 3 video-based subjects. The guide also covers assembling and refining clips on the Timeline to review pacing and continuity.
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- Kling AI BlogOfficialWhat is an animatic and how do you make one with Kling AI?
AIAn animatic is a timed sequence built from storyboard panels that lets creators test pacing, cut points, and action clarity before production. Kling AI's guide shows how to turn storyboard panels into moving drafts with Kling 4.0, which supports 3–30-second video generation and up to 15 combined reference assets. The article then covers assembling and refining clips on the Timeline to review pacing and continuity.
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