Kling 4.0 launches: 30-second single-shot video, tested on motion and omni-reference
可灵 Kling 4.0 上线:支持30秒一镜到底,作者实测动态与全能参考
Kling AI released its Kling 4.0 video model, which generates clips up to 30 seconds in one shot and accepts up to 10 reference frames, with stronger omni-reference and large-scale motion. The author tested city chases, elevator fights and figure skating, and says details like a cardboard box deforming show better grasp of physics. A 30-second 1080P clip costs about 450 credits (roughly 16 yuan); 720P about 9 yuan; Kling 4.0 Flash 720P for 20 seconds is 120 credits. The company says 10-bit 4K HDR output is coming.
Why it matters: The hands-on test lists credit costs by resolution and length, giving a concrete reference for what long-shot video generation actually costs.