Kling 3.0 AI Studio
Cinematic video · Motion control · Multi-modal

Cling AI Video Generator

Create readable short videos from written scenes or still images with directed action, camera, and timing.

Runner in black crossing a black-sand beach beneath grey coastal cliffs

Create with the video generator

Choose text or image input, direct one shot, select duration and frame, then generate.

Cling AI Video Generator

Start with text or an image and direct one complete moving scene.

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Video workflow at a glance

01

Text starting point

Define subject, setting, action, camera, pace, and final state without an opening frame.

02

Image starting point

Anchor identity, composition, palette, and opening moment with a still.

1–15 seconds

Duration choices

Choose a short clip duration that leaves enough time for a readable ending.

04

Destination framing

Select an aspect that contains the subject and camera path.

What is the Cling AI Video Generator?

The Cling AI Video Generator is a browser workspace for creating short scenes from text or a still image.

Text directed video begins with a shot description covering opening, subject, action, environment, camera, pace, light, and ending.

Image guided video uses a still to anchor subject, environment, palette, light, and framing. The prompt directs change and names stable details.

Review action, camera support, form continuity, and the ending. Revise one weak direction while preserving successful choices.

Compare text and image starting modes

Choose the Cling AI mode that best communicates opening state and essential visual details.

Text directed videoImage guided video
Starting materialA description defines the opening scene.A still supplies composition, identity, color, light, and context.
Creative flexibilityInvent new scenes, locations, arrangements, or treatments.Anchor a product, character, storyboard, or key visual.
Prompt priorityDescribe opening, subject, action, camera, pace, and ending.Describe movement, stable details, camera, environment, and ending.
Review focusCheck setting, subject, action, and hierarchy against text.Check identity, composition, material, and palette against the still.
Strong use casesConcept scenes, establishing shots, transitions, and atmosphere.Product reveals, campaign animation, characters, and storyboard motion.

Build a video prompt in six layers

With Cling AI, describe one coherent shot and separate subject from camera movement.

Opening + action + environment + camera + pace and duration + ending

  1. 01

    Opening state

    Establish subject position, pose, environment, composition, light, and recognizable details.

  2. 02

    Subject action

    Choose one action and describe direction, sequence, physical quality, and interaction.

  3. 03

    Environmental motion

    Add fabric, foliage, mist, reflections, traffic, or light movement that supports the action.

  4. 04

    Camera behavior

    Choose a hold, push, pan, track, tilt, or orbit with direction and speed.

  5. 05

    Pace and duration

    Choose a value within 1–15 seconds and give the action time to finish.

  6. 06

    Ending state

    State final subject position, camera composition, and story or product beat.

10 seconds product reveal

A black desk lamp starts in silhouette. It turns toward camera as warm light reveals a brass hinge. The camera pushes right and ends on the hinge.

One product action, light change, camera move, and detail ending.

5 seconds story moment

A courier waits under a red awning in rain. She notices an upstairs light and looks up as the camera tilts, ending on the window.

One reaction and camera tilt reach a clear story endpoint.

Direct four production choices

With Cling AI, give motion, reference, time, and frame one clear job.

01

Motion description

Describe the opening, one action, environmental response, camera, and ending.

02

Reference image and starting frame

Upload an image to anchor opening composition, identity, material, or light.

03

Duration

Use the slider within 1–15 seconds and fit actions to the selected time.

04

Aspect

Choose wide, vertical, or square according to destination and movement.

Three motion directions to study

Compare subject action, camera movement, environment, and ending.

Duck and ducklings crossing from a low steady camera

Low camera procession

A duck family crosses a warm interior while the low camera holds steady.

Camera gliding across the waterline into coral

Waterline transition

One forward glide crosses the waterline and enters a bright coral reef.

Two sea otters revealed in a wider view

Calm subject reveal

Two floating otters move from a close view into a wider habitat composition.

Video production scenarios

With Cling AI, start with the intended clip and viewing context, then fit one complete motion idea into the selected duration.

Product reveal

01

01A launch clip must show form, material, and one feature.

02Create a 10 seconds reveal with one product and camera move.

03Anchor orientation, quiet the background, and end on the feature.

Campaign key visual in motion

02

01An approved still needs movement while preserving its hierarchy.

02Create a 5 seconds or 10 seconds clip with subtle motion and protected copy space.

03Name fixed anchors and restore the composition at the end.

Narrative story beat

03

01A team needs to test a decision, entrance, discovery, or transition.

02Create one shot with opening pose, action, camera, and story endpoint.

03Describe visible behavior and reveal its consequence at the end.

Social announcement

04

01A small screen clip needs immediate, clear motion.

02Create a vertical clip with one action and stable ending.

03Simplify the background, compact the camera path, and reserve overlay space.

Direct one complete shot

Fit the action to its duration and define the endpoint.

How to create a video with Cling AI

Define, direct, time, frame, generate, and refine one shot.

  1. 1

    Define the clip

    Name destination, aspect, duration, audience, subject, and primary action.

  2. 2

    Choose text or image input

    Use text for invention or an image to anchor identity and composition.

  3. 3

    Write the motion sequence

    Describe opening, action, environment, camera, pace, and ending chronologically.

  4. 4

    Set duration and frame

    Choose a value within 1–15 seconds and a suitable aspect.

  5. 5

    Generate, review, and refine

    Check action, continuity, camera, stability, and ending, then revise one mismatch.

Repair common video problems

With Cling AI, identify the symptom, revise one instruction, and judge the next clip by continuity.

ProblemChangeTarget result
Too many actions compete.Keep one action with a simple opening and endpoint.The viewer follows it without a rushed ending.
The camera feels unmotivated.Choose one move, direction, speed, and reveal purpose.The camera supports the subject action.
The subject changes during motion.Restate identity, material, color, and proportion anchors, then simplify motion.The subject remains recognizable through the shot.
The ending feels abrupt.Write final subject and camera positions and reserve a closing pause.The clip reaches a deliberate endpoint.
The clip drifts from its image.Fix composition, palette, light, product, or character anchors and limit changes.Motion remains connected to the starting frame.

Video prompt preflight

With Cling AI, confirm these six decisions before generation so continuity and timing have a clear review standard.

  • 1

    Destination and duration

    Name context, aspect, duration, and a fitting action count.

  • 2

    Opening state

    Define subject, environment, composition, light, and identity anchors.

  • 3

    Primary action

    Describe one movement's direction, quality, interaction, and completion.

  • 4

    Camera behavior

    Define one hold or move with direction, speed, and purpose.

  • 5

    Continuity anchors

    Name stable character, product, material, color, and environment details.

  • 6

    Ending state

    Describe final subject, camera, and remaining story or product information.

Cling AI video questions

Direct answers for starting mode, timing, camera direction, continuity, and practical revision.

Yes. Describe opening, subject, setting, action, environment, camera, pace, and ending as one shot.

Yes. Use it to anchor identity, composition, color, light, and opening, then direct changes.

Use the visible slider within 1–15 seconds. Give every action enough time to develop and end.

Choose it from destination and movement direction. Keep subject, camera path, and overlay space readable.

Describe a chronological sequence rather than moods. Connect opening, action, environment, camera, pace, and ending.

Start with one primary action. Add supporting movement only when it reinforces that action and leaves time to finish.

Name stable identity, proportion, material, color, and clothing details. Simplify fast motion, occlusion, and camera changes.

Choose a hold, push, pan, track, tilt, or orbit with direction and speed. State what it follows or reveals.

Identify the issue in action, timing, camera, continuity, environment, or ending. Revise that layer and keep successful directions.

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