Kling O3
by Kling
Kling's flagship video model.
One model for text‑to‑video, image‑to‑video, restyled footage, and reference‑locked characters.

Key features
Technical specifications
1080p
Full HD output
15s
Up to 15 seconds per generation
6
TTV, ITV, VTV, FTV, Motion, Ref
24 fps
Standard cinematic frame rate
Use cases
Full-featured production
Use all six modes in one workflow, generate from text, refine with references, control camera motion, and edit with VTV.
Cinematic camera work
Precise camera movements, tracking shots, dramatic zooms, orbital reveals, giving AI video professional cinematography.
Character-consistent stories
Maintain character appearances across multiple clips for serialized content and multi-shot narratives.
Music videos
Combine artistic stylization with motion control for visually unique music videos with deliberate camera work.
Prompt examples

Controlled camera
A bustling Tokyo street at night with neon signs, camera slowly dolly forward through the crowd, cinematic
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Reference-based
Generate a video of this character (reference image) walking through a sunlit garden, gentle breeze, warm colors
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Artistic
A mystical forest with glowing fireflies and bioluminescent mushrooms, painterly style, smooth camera pan
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Video-to-video restyle
Restyle this clip as hand-inked illustration, preserve the original motion
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Frames to video
Fill the motion between these two frames, closed fist opening to a feather
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Orbital motion control
Orbit 180 degrees around a potter at her wheel, clay spinning, 24fps, 15s
Edit promptOverview
Kling O3 Pro is Kling's flagship video model and the most feature-rich video generation model available on Morphic. With six distinct generation modes, text-to-video, image-to-video, video-to-video, frames-to-video, motion control, and reference-to-video, it's the Swiss Army knife of AI video creation, covering every possible workflow in one model.
Using Kling O3 for microdrama
Kling O3's breadth makes it a workhorse for vertical drama, and its strongest suit is motion. The dramatic physical beats a microdrama leans on — a slap that snaps a head to the side, a shove, a character wheeling around at a reveal — hold together under Kling's motion control and read as real movement rather than a drifting morph. Reference-to-video lets you pass a saved character into each shot so the same face carries across an episode, and frames-to-video is useful for building a precise transition between two beats.
For dialogue-driven close-ups, generate the shot in Kling and align the mouth to a Drama 3 voice track with Lip Sync, rather than relying on the model to speak the line. Route the action and the reaction shots here, and send the quieter sustained takes to a model built for length. For the full comparison, see the best AI models for microdrama.
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