Kling AI credits Kling 4.0 for KING CARD and Tea When You Have Time short films
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Kling AIOfficialKling 4.0 powers Amiraigc's short film Tea When You Have TimeAIKling AI's Kling 4.0 generates clips up to 30 seconds long, double the 15-second limit of Kling 3.0, according to creator AmirAigc. AmirAigc says Omni Reference keeps 12 characters consistent across elderly people, children, and robots in the short film Tea When You Have Time. The post also credits Multiple Keyframes for more control over individual shots.
- Kling AI BlogOfficialAmiraigc uses Kling 4.0 for a short film with 30-second clips and Cantonese dialogue
AIFilmmaker Amiraigc made the short film "Tea When You Have Time" with Kling 4.0, which generates clips of up to 30 seconds, double the 15-second limit of Kling 3.0. The post says Omni Reference kept 12 character assets consistent, Multiple Keyframes supports up to 10 keyframes, and the Cantonese dialogue matched lip movements well.
- Kling AI BlogOfficialKling 4.0 powers KING CARD, a card-trick film with 5 million views
AIKling AI says it made the KING CARD short film with Kling 4.0, using Dynamic Motions, Multi-Keyframe control, and Omni Reference to keep cards, paper birds, and a train consistent across transforming scenes. The film has 5 million views across social platforms, and the company says Kling 4.0 is now fully available.
- Kling AIOfficialKling 4.0 powers the KING CARD magic short film
AIKling AI says it made the KING CARD short film with Kling 4.0, which has gained 5 million views across social platforms. The post describes using Dynamic Motion, Multi-Keyframe control, and Omni Reference to keep card, bird, and camera movements visually consistent across the sequence.