AI Models
What each model is good at, where it differs from the others, and what it costs to run.
Kuaishou's previous Kling. Five or ten seconds, optional sound — not 3.0, not Omni, and not the five-second Turbo row.
Credits come with a Generator plan. The exact cost is shown on the Generate button before anything is spent.
Kling 2.6 is the previous Kling — not Kling 3.0, not Kling 3.0 Omni, and not Kling v3 Turbo. On Visxy it is a video-library shot that fits one of two marks: five seconds or ten. Nothing in between.
There is no size picker. Audio is optional and starts off. One picture when you animate — no closing frame.
A short, followable move. 9:16 from the library. Square and landscape exist when the brief is that shape.
What it is not: 3.0 with an older badge, Turbo (Turbo is five seconds only and has a size picker), or a long take. If the slider will not land on seven, that is the model, not a bug.
Against Kling 3.0 and Kling 3.0 Omni: those are the current coherent-move rows. 2.6 is the previous generation. Their length range is wider; this page skips.
Against Kling v3 Turbo: both can be five seconds. Turbo has a size picker and no audio chip. 2.6 can also be ten seconds and has an audio switch. They are not the same product.
Text-to-video picks the frame. Image-to-video inherits the still — crop first.
One shot. Paste the library prompt; delete the second event.
Pick a length that exists. Extra empty seconds are not on offer; ten needs a reason.
No Visxy 2.6 clip yet. Generate fewer.
There is no public Kling 2.6 Edit page. Attach one still. No last frame. Describe only the motion.
No. 2.6 is the previous generation. 3.0 and Omni are the current coherent-move rows.
No. This row is five or ten seconds.
Attach one picture to Kling 2.6. No separate Edit article.
