Motion you can direct
Describe a tracking shot, an orbit, a character action or a product reveal. Give the camera and subject clear, separate instructions.
Kling 4.0 Omni · Now in Creative Claw
Kling 4, inside
ChatGPT & Claude
Direct the motion. Keep your characters and products in view. Generate up to 30 seconds with native sound, using images, video references or a written brief.
720p or 1080p. From 157 credits for five seconds. No API keys.
See pricing and limits ↓What to make with Kling 4
A useful choice when the shot depends on performance, camera movement or references. Start with one take, check the result, then build the sequence.
Characters and products
Use images to guide identity, clothing, materials and visual style. Give every reference a specific role as the scene changes.
A full 30-second scene
Build a hook, action and payoff in one generation. Write chronological story beats and fit the dialogue to the running time.
Sound in the same generation
Direct speech, ambience, effects and music alongside the picture. Native audio is always generated on this route.
First frame to final frame
Animate a supplied opening image, optionally define an ending image, or use ordered keyframes to guide the scene.
Reference video or source edit
Borrow motion and camera direction from a clip, or ask to change an existing video. Review preservation of timing, identity and sound.
Connect once. Direct the scene.
- Connect Creative Claw. Install it in ChatGPT or Claude, then sign in. Setup for every supported client.
- Name Kling 4.0 Omni. Specify duration, aspect ratio, resolution and sound. Attach references and explain what each one controls.
- Review the estimate. Buy credits to unlock Kling 4, approve the cost, and generate. Review the finished clip before requesting variations.
A prompt to start with
Use Kling 4.0 Omni to make a 10-second product video, 720p, 9:16. Use the attached shoe photo as an appearance reference, not the first frame. 0 to 3s: low tracking shot as a runner steps onto a rain-dark city street. 3 to 7s: follow the shoe splashing through a shallow puddle, keeping its design consistent. 7 to 10s: slow down for a close-up as the runner comes to a stop. Cool dawn light, natural footfalls and city ambience, no dialogue or music. Show me the credit estimate and wait for approval before generating.
10 seconds at 720p with an image reference: 314 credits.
Kling 4 pricing in Creative Claw
Text-to-video and image-to-video cost 31.4 credits per second at 720p or 47 at 1080p. Native audio is included. Credits round up once per job.
| Clip length | 720p | 1080p |
|---|---|---|
| 3 seconds | 95 credits | 141 credits |
| 5 seconds | 157 credits | 235 credits |
| 10 seconds | 314 credits | 470 credits |
| 30 seconds | 942 credits | 1410 credits |
Creative Claw prices checked October 23, 2026. Text and image inputs, with native audio included. Credit purchase prices vary by plan, purchase and discounts. Video inputs and edits use different billing; ask for an estimate with your actual references. Kling 4 requires a first credit purchase.
Using video references or editing?
The reserve uses output seconds plus the greater of output length and combined input-video length. Those billed seconds cost 18.8 credits at 720p or 28.2 at 1080p. Final credits follow settled usage, within the approved reserve. Five seconds out with five seconds of input reserves 188 credits at 720p. Ask for an estimate with the actual clips.
How does it compare?
For a 10-second clip without video inputs: Kling 4 is 314 credits at 720p or 470 at 1080p; Seedance 2.5 is 534 or 1,314; Wan 3.0 is 130 or 260; H3 Max is 160 at 768p or 320 at 1080p. Different models suit different briefs. Compare all model prices.
Plan around the actual limits
These are Creative Claw’s current Kling 4.0 Omni limits, rather than every feature advertised for the Kling website.
- Duration
- 3 to 30 whole seconds per generation. Five seconds by default.
- Output
- 720p or 1080p. 720p by default. No 4K or HDR output on this integration.
- Aspect ratio
- 21:9, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or adaptive.
- Mixed references
- 15 assets total, with individual caps of 10 image materials, five videos and seven subject elements. These are overlapping caps.
- Input video
- 30 seconds combined across video inputs, including video-based subjects. At most three video-based subjects.
- Video-based subjects
- A realistic person in a 3 to 8 second MP4/MOV, at 1920×1080 or 1080×1920, up to 200 MB.
- Audio and controls
- Native audio is always on. No separate audio-file references, audio-off switch, seed or negative-prompt field.
- Longer projects
- Trim reference footage to the useful interval. For output beyond 30 seconds, plan several clips and assemble them.
For reference photos, use clear views of the same person or object. Subject elements need a frontal JPG/PNG plus one to three additional views, at least 300 pixels on both sides, up to 10 MB per image. Creative Claw can trim overlong input clips; specify the useful interval so it keeps the right action.
Kling 4 questions
Can I use Kling 4 in ChatGPT and Claude?
Yes. Connect Creative Claw, sign in, and ask for Kling 4.0 Omni. Creative Claw runs the video model and returns the result in the conversation. You do not need your own Kling or Pika API key.
How much does Kling 4 cost?
In Creative Claw, a text-to-video or image-to-video clip costs 31.4 credits per second at 720p or 47 at 1080p, rounded up once per job. Five seconds costs 157 or 235 credits. Video references and edits use different billing, so request an estimate with the actual inputs.
Is Kling 4 free in Creative Claw?
Kling 4 requires a first credit purchase. New-account free credits can be used on eligible models, but do not unlock Kling 4 before purchase. Purchased credits do not expire. The price you pay for credits depends on your plan, purchase and discounts.
Can I use 480p or another smaller resolution?
The current Kling 4.0 Omni integration supports 720p and 1080p only. 720p is its lowest and least expensive output tier. A separate resize after generation does not reduce the generation credit cost.
Can a 30-second video input produce a 30-second output?
Yes. A regular reference or primary editing video can be 30 seconds, and output can independently be 30 seconds. All video inputs together must fit 30 seconds. A video-based character element has a stricter 3 to 8 second limit. Request an estimate with the actual inputs; video-input billing differs from text or image generation.
Can I use Kling 4 for a character swap?
Yes. Ask for a Swap with Kling 4.0 or choose it in Studio. Swap supports a 4 to 30 whole-second source and output at 720p or 1080p, with up to seven photo or Character references. Three scene previews are free. A 10-second swap is estimated at 376 credits at 720p or 564 at 1080p. Swap restores original audio by default, including silence. Review the finished motion and identity; generative editing can change details.
Does Kling 4 support 4K?
The Kling website advertises 4K capabilities for its full product. Creative Claw’s current Kling 4.0 Omni integration supports 720p and 1080p only. Do not request 4K or HDR on this route.
What is Kling 4 good at?
Consider it for directed character movement, cinematic camera work, product and character references, native dialogue and scenes up to 30 seconds. It can also use video references or edit source footage. Inspect the output for identity, text and timing before making a batch.
Which languages can I request for dialogue?
The current model guide lists Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French and Hindi. Quote the words, name the speaker and language, and allow enough time. Other languages, including Hebrew, are unverified on this route; use a separate speech and lip-sync workflow when exact delivery matters.
Does Kling 4 replace Motion Control Pro?
Kling 4 is the recommended model for new general Kling requests in Creative Claw. Kling 3.0 Motion Control Pro remains a separate option for transferring a recorded performance from a driving video.
Sources checked October 23, 2026: Kling’s model guide and official demo, Kling’s capability and language reference, Pika’s API contract and Creative Claw’s current pricing. Kling’s published performance descriptions are vendor claims; the demo is not a benchmark across models.
Start with a scene you can describe
Follow the setup, choose your references and approve the estimate.
