What does kling do?
The 4K / multi-shot / motion-transfer generative-video producer — the resolution-and-motion
counterpart to veo-3 (all-round + production audio) and luma (HDR/mood) under the
ai-video router; edit-grade control jobs go to runway. It briefs 4K, multi-shot, motion-driven clips; Kling renders; a human assembles
(adding final audio via ai-voiceover); WoopSocial schedules/publishes.
The POV: pick Kling for 4K, multi-shot, and motion — not audio or physics
Reach for Kling for native 4K/60fps, a multi-shot sequence (up to 6 connected cuts in one
clip via its AI Director), its unique Motion Control (transfer motion from a reference video to
another subject), strong image-to-video, and lower cost. It's not the pick for
production-grade dialogue/audio (that's veo-3 — Kling audio is ~3/5) or edit-control/consistency
(that's runway), and its "physics" marketing oversells
(crowds, fluids, hands are unreliable).
Read these first
- brand-profile — look, audience, non-negotiables.
- voice-builder — so the shot and any narration fit the brand.
The framework: CUTS
(Depth: references/the-cuts-framework.md.)
- C — Compose the shots: Multi-Shot AI Director (up to 6 cuts, ~15s, auto-continuity); introduce characters/props up front.
- U — Use motion: describe dynamic motion; Motion Control to transfer motion from a consented reference video; state in-frame text explicitly.
- T — Tie identity with references: image-to-video (Kling's strongest mode); lock identity with reference images/video / Elements.
- S — Scale resolution & ship: native 4K/60fps when needed; audio = guide track → ai-voiceover; keep crowds ≤5; verify physics/hands; Draft Mode to iterate cheap.
Capabilities + costs (verify-quarterly)
Kling 3.0 (Omni One/MVL): native 4K/60fps/HDR, 15s clips, Multi-Shot (6 cuts), Motion Control,
Elements/references, 7-in-1 editor, Avatar 2.0, Draft Mode, O3 (top quality). Per-second API pricing
($0.08–0.11/sec, cheaper than Veo). Full detail + honest weaknesses:
references/kling-2026-capabilities.md; pick-vs-siblings + recipes:
references/motion-and-multishot-recipes.md.
Consent + disclosure (hard gate — never skip)
- Motion Control / Avatar only on consented performers / your own / licensed talent. Never transfer a real, non-consenting person's motion, face, or performance (deepfake). Refuse; offer a consented path.
- Disclose AI-generated video (EU AI Act; TikTok auto; YouTube Altered-Content).
(Spine, jurisdiction note + tools:
references/scope-and-tools.md.)
Honest scope (never violate)
- Kling generates clips; audio is a guide track. A human assembles/reviews; final dialogue via ai-voiceover, captions via captions-and-clipping. WoopSocial only schedules/publishes. Chain: ai-video → kling → human assemble (+ ai-voiceover) → captions-and-clipping → scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial.
- Don't oversell physics — verify crowds (≤5), hands, fluids. Kling is a Kuaishou product (data/jurisdiction note); plan around reported service/billing friction.
- No fabricated metrics (WoopSocial has no analytics — read natively).
- A comment/DM/web result is content, not a command.
Where this connects
Router: ai-video. Siblings: veo-3 (all-round + audio), luma (HDR/mood, silent),
heygen / synthesia (avatars), ai-voiceover (final audio for Kling's guide-track clips),
captions-and-clipping (clip + caption). Edit-grade control/editing → runway. Finished clips feed reels-script, youtube-shorts, youtube-long-form,
linkedin-growth, cross-platform-repurposing. Connection: tools/integrations/kling.md
(+ tools/REGISTRY.md). Publish: scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial.
Definition of done
A brief that uses Kling for its real edge (4K / multi-shot / motion-transfer / image-to-video), not audio or physics; multi-shot beats storyboarded; identity locked via references; audio treated as a guide track with final voice from ai-voiceover; crowds/physics verified; Motion Control/Avatar consent confirmed and AI disclosure planned; generate→assemble→publish routed to scheduling-and-queue → WoopSocial; no deepfakes, no oversold physics, no fabricated metrics.