Kling AI releases Kling 4.0 video model on OnSolo with 30-second clips
Overview
Kling AI says its Kling 4.0 video model is now available on OnSolo, generating 30 seconds of native video in one take with stereo sound, sharper lip sync and 21:9 widescreen output.
Users can combine up to 15 references and 10 keyframes in one job to keep characters and shots consistent, according to the company's announcement.
Leiphone (雷峰网) tested Kling 4.0 and reports mixed results. Its tests found the model handled a vintage-style rain dance but struggled with a sword-sleeve drum scene. Its video editing changed a dancer's suit color while keeping the rest of the footage, but the editing credit cost was close to regenerating the clip. Leiphone says Kling 4.0 launched on October 15.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Nov 3, 12:40 AM ET
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Developments
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- Nov 2, 10:19 PM ET · 1 articleLeiphone tests Kling 4.0 on sword-sleeve drum dance, Singin' in the Rain dance, and clothing editLeiphone: Kling 4.0 tests: Hands-on results for dance and video editing
- Oct 22, 1:36 AM ET · 1 articleKling 4.0 goes live on OnSoloKling AI: Kling 4.0 goes live on OnSolo with 30-second native video
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- LeiphoneNewsKling 4.0 tests: Hands-on results for dance and video editing
AIKling 4.0 extends native video generation to 30 seconds, and Leiphone's tests found it could handle a vintage-style rain dance but struggled with a sword-sleeve drum scene. Its video editing changed a dancer's suit color while keeping the rest of the footage, though the editing credit cost was close to regenerating the clip. Kling 4.0 launched on October 15, and the article reports it also extended generation to 30 seconds.
Kling AI@Kling_aiOfficialKling 4.0 goes live on OnSolo with 30-second native videoAIKling AI says Kling 4.0 is now available on OnSolo. The model generates 30 seconds of native video in one take, with stereo sound, sharper lip sync and 21:9 widescreen output. Users can combine up to 15 references and 10 keyframes in one job to keep characters and shots consistent.
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