Kling v3 Omni Video is a text-to-video model that generates high-definition video clips from written prompts. It closes the gap between having a visual concept and producing actual moving footage, without requiring editing software, stock footage, or a filming setup. Whether you need a product demo, a social clip, or a narrative scene, you describe it and the model builds it. The model supports reference images so you can anchor the visual look of characters, objects, or scenes to photos you already have. Multi-shot mode lets you write separate prompts for up to six sequential scenes, each with its own timed duration, producing a structured video narrative from a single run. Native audio generation adds ambient sound directly to the clip, and a video editing mode lets you upload an existing clip and rewrite it through the prompt. For creators who move between ideas quickly, Kling v3 Omni Video fits into a workflow where you sketch concepts in text and refine through iteration. Attach your reference material, set your resolution and aspect ratio, and generate. The output is a clean MP4 file, ready to post or drop into an editing timeline.
Kling v3 Omni Video is a multimodal text-to-video model that generates polished video clips from plain-text prompts. On Picasso IA, you can use it for single-shot social clips or scripted multi-scene sequences, without needing video editing software or stock footage. A product designer wanting to animate a mockup, or a creator who needs a fast scene draft, can get a working video from a description in minutes. The model accepts text, reference images, an existing video clip, and audio instructions all in one run, making it one of the more flexible video generation options available online.
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open Kling v3 Omni Video on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try? Yes, you can run the model without a subscription to start. Some longer or higher-resolution generations may draw on credits depending on your account plan.
How long does it take to get results? Standard 720p clips usually process in under a minute. Pro 1080p mode and longer multi-shot sequences take a bit more time, but the interface shows progress while you wait.
Can I control the visual style of the output? Yes. Use your text prompt to specify color palette, lighting, and mood. Attach reference images to steer the style toward a specific look, or use a reference video to match camera movement and composition.
What output format does the model produce? The model outputs an MP4 file you can download and drop directly into a social media upload, a presentation, or a video editing timeline.
What happens if the result does not match what I wanted? Adjust your prompt, swap out a reference image, or change the shot durations and run again. Each generation is independent, so iterating is quick.
The credit cost for this model varies based on the settings you choose. Below are the costs per configuration:
Everything this model can do for you
Switch to pro mode to output full HD video at 1080p resolution for sharper, higher-quality exports.
Define up to six separate scenes with individual prompts and durations in a single generation job.
Attach up to seven reference images to pin the appearance of characters, objects, or environments.
Add ambient or synchronized audio to your clip without a separate sound editing step.
Upload a start image and end image to define exactly how the clip opens and closes.
Upload an existing clip as a base and rewrite it by describing the changes in the prompt.
Choose 16:9, 9:16, or 1:1 to match landscape, portrait, or square publishing formats.
A Wes Anderson style movie trailer with symmetrical framing and pastel colors. Opening: a perfectly centered shot of a grand pink hotel facade with teal shutters. A bellboy in a pillbox hat pushes a luggage cart precisely down the center of a hallway. Quick lateral tracking shots: a mustachioed concierge stamps a passport, twin sisters in matching yellow dresses ride a tandem bicycle through a village square, a detective examines a painting through a magnifying glass while standing in an absurdly tiny elevator. Every shot is perfectly balanced and color-coordinated in pastels. Final symmetrical shot of the entire cast standing in a row on the hotel steps. Text in a vintage serif font: "KLING V3 OMNI VIDEO" then "NOW ON REPLICATE". Whimsical harpsichord music, the sound of a bell ding.
A lavish period drama movie trailer set in 18th century Versailles. Opening: a sweeping crane shot over manicured gardens with fountains at golden hour. Cut to a grand ballroom filled with dancers in elaborate silk gowns and powdered wigs, candlelight from enormous chandeliers. A mysterious woman in a crimson dress locks eyes with a nobleman across the room. Quick cuts: secret letters being passed, a duel at dawn in the mist, tears on a beautiful face. Final shot: the woman stands alone on a balcony overlooking Paris at sunset. Elegant gold text fades in: "KLING V3 OMNI VIDEO" then "NOW ON REPLICATE". Sweeping orchestral strings, harpsichord notes, dramatic crescendo.
A multi-scene cinematic sequence.
A multi-scene cinematic sequence.
The man in the black suit runs through the hallways and crashes through the glass doors, but instead of falling, he lands on a large hovering drone waiting just outside the building. He grabs onto the drone's handles, and it rockets upward into the night sky above the city. Camera follows from below as he flies away over glowing rooftops.
Transform this action sequence into a vivid anime style with bold outlines, dramatic speed lines, and cel-shaded lighting. The character's movements become exaggerated and stylized, with intense facial expressions. Cherry blossom petals drift through the scene.
