AI Models
What each model is good at, where it differs from the others, and what it costs to run.
Kuaishou's cinematic clip model. One subject and one camera move that stay coherent — not the five-second Turbo try.
Credits come with a Generator plan. The exact cost is shown on the Generate button before anything is spent.
Kling 3.0 is for one coherent move — a camera travel, a subject walking through a room — not for a montage you described as one prompt. Kuaishou's Kling line is the motion bet in this catalog. On Visxy it is the video-library prompt that already knows the shot: 9:16, one person, one path.
If you are still guessing whether the walk works, that is Kling v3 Turbo: five seconds, no audio chip. Do not open 3.0 to "try a vibe." Kling 3.0 Omni is the other current coherent-move row — same kind of shot, with a size picker this live row does not have. Kling 2.6 is the previous generation.
Staying with the subject. A push-in, a follow, a turn that has to remain the same person is why this page exists. Kling handles motion that must stay coherent better than it handles many things moving at once. Two people swapping props while the camera orbits is how you get neither cleanly.
The Visxy library's vertical clips are the native match — 9:16 is one of the three text-to-video frames. A square or a landscape is available when the brief is actually that shape.
Short is usually right. Extra seconds drift when you did not add a new action. Unlike Turbo, 3.0 can run longer than five seconds and has an audio switch. Use that length on purpose.
What it is not: Turbo with the quality turned up, Omni with the size picker stripped, 2.6 with a newer badge, a talking-head specialist, or a multi-shot studio API. Other hosts sell Kling on storyboards and extra endpoints. This page is the Visxy composer: one prompt, one clip, optional first and last still.
Against Kling v3 Turbo: length, sound, and size. Turbo is a five-second look with a resolution picker and no audio control. 3.0 is the coherent move you mean to keep. If the prompt needs more than five seconds, or a generated track, you are on this page. Animating a Turbo clip must not become a 3.0 job — on Visxy it will not: they are paired separately.
3.0's live row has no resolution picker. Do not hunt for Turbo's or Omni's size chips here. Turbo's image-to-video takes one still; 3.0 can take a closing frame as well.
Against Kling 3.0 Omni: own family, own price. The job is the same kind of shot. Omni's live row has a size picker; this one does not. Animating an Omni clip must not become a 3.0 job — on Visxy it will not.
Against Kling 2.6: 2.6 is the previous generation. Its lengths skip; this page's range is the 3.0-shaped one.
One shot, one sentence of motion. Describe what the camera does and what the subject does. Resist a second event. "She turns and then walks away" is two shots asked for as one.
Paste the Visxy video prompt, then delete every clause that is not this take. Lighting and wardrobe that are already in an attached still do not need to be re-said.
9:16 from the library. Do not pick 16:9 to make it "cinematic" when the prompt is a portrait walk.
Generated audio is usable as room tone and simple presence. If the line matters, generate silent and record it. Kling will attempt speech; "almost a sentence" is worse than none.
No Visxy wall-clock yet. Generate fewer clips; change one variable.
The catalog names the partner "Kling 3.0 Edit." It is image-to-video, and there is no public page for it. Attach a still to Kling 3.0.
The picture decides the frame. There is no aspect picker on this shape — crop the reference first. One still is the opening frame. A second is the closing frame. That pair is the most reliable way to get a specific path.
Describe the motion only. Re-describing the room, the clothes, or the face pulls the clip off the still you attached.
No. Separate catalog row, separate page. Turbo is five seconds and has no audio chip. This page is the longer, audio-capable Kling.
Yes, if the five-second look is the move you want and you now need more time or sound. Re-run the same motion on 3.0. Do not pad a Turbo prompt with empty action to "make it longer."
Image-to-video is this model with a picture attached. A second picture is the last frame. We do not publish a separate article for that shape.
No. Separate catalog row. Same kind of shot; Omni has the size picker.
No. 2.6 is the previous generation. This page is the current coherent-move row.
The library prompts work when you keep them to one move. Do not add @-element or multi-shot syntax from other hosts — the Visxy composer is a prompt and a still, not Kling's full studio API.
