KLING VIDEO V3 IMAGE TO VIDEO [STANDARD]

Kling Video v3 Image to Video [Standard] is a top-tier image-to-video model, available exclusively on fal. It focuses on generating cinematic videos from images and text prompts, incorporating fluid motion and supporting native audio generation. The model enables users to guide video direction with detailed prompts and to supply custom characters or objects, making it suitable for advanced visual storytelling.

Key Capabilities: Kling Video v3 Standard transforms a provided image—supported by a descriptive text prompt—into a video clip characterized by premium visual quality and smooth, continuous motion. It explicitly supports the addition of custom elements, such as characters or objects, which users can upload via images or even as short videos. These elements can be referenced within the prompt, allowing for fine-tuned creative control over the video content and its composition.

The system also natively generates audio, offering a richer multimedia experience. Furthermore, it accepts additional user inputs to control aspects like video duration, aspect ratio, and how closely the resulting video should adhere to the supplied prompt, using a specific configuration parameter.

Technical Details: The model’s input schema is robust, supporting:

• Image and Text Inputs: Users provide an initial image (JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, AVIF) along with a text prompt describing the desired motion or scene.
• Element Customization: Users can add multiple 'elements' (characters/objects), each defined by sets of images (frontal and reference) or a single video clip. Each example can include:
  • Frontal Image URL (main view)
  • 1-3 Reference Image URLs (additional angles)
  • Video URL (for one element per request; supported formats: MP4, MOV, WEBM, M4V, GIF) Size and format limits are enforced for stable operation: images up to 10MB, minimum dimensions of 300x300px, and specific aspect ratio constraints; videos up to 200MB and resolutions up to 2160x2160px, with constraints on duration and frame rate.
• Aspect Ratio Control: Choose from 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1.
• Duration Selection: Video durations can range from 3 to 15 seconds.
• Classifier Free Guidance (cfg) Scale: Ranges from 0 (less guidance) to 1 (more closely matches the prompt), defaulting to 0.5.
• Native Audio Generation: Optionally generate audio alongside video output. Voice control can also be enabled when generating audio.

Performance and Quality: The documentation emphasizes cinematic visuals and fluid motion. Videos produced exhibit smooth and continuous camera movements and lighting transitions, as referenced in example prompts. The addition of native audio is a distinguishing feature, enabling a more immersive final output.

Limitations and Best Practices:

• Only one element in a request may use a video (the rest must be images).
• Reference images must conform to size and aspect ratio limitations, and at least one reference image is required per element if using images.
• Larger video files (up to 200MB) are supported, but minimum and maximum durations, as well as frame rates and resolutions, must be respected.
• Detailed prompts can guide cinematic camera movement, lighting, and specific object behavior, delivering high-quality, fluid results.

Interface and Workflow: Users can interact with the model via a form-based interface, supporting drag-and-drop of media from local files, web pages, clipboard, or URLs. The schema is laid out for both API and playground use. Outputs are video clips ready for download, preview, and further creative use.

In summary, Kling Video v3 Image to Video [Standard] combines cinematic video generation, advanced customization through elements, and native audio synthesis. Its support for precise configuration and custom reference media makes it well-suited for creators seeking high-quality, controllable animated content.