Overview
Kling o1 is a video editing model that rewrites the contents of an existing clip based on a plain-text description, without touching the underlying motion or timing. Instead of cutting, color-grading, or compositing by hand, you describe the change you want and the model applies it: swap the person in the shot for a different character, shift the scene from a city street to a forest, or change the visual style from realistic to animated. On Picasso IA, this runs directly in the browser with no software to install. If you have raw footage that needs a different look, subject, or setting, Kling o1 gets you there in a single step.
How It Works
- Upload the video clip you want to edit (MP4 or MOV, 3-10 seconds, up to 200MB) as your reference video and set the reference type to "base."
- Write a text prompt describing what you want changed: the subject, the environment, the visual style, or any combination of the three.
- Optionally attach up to 4 reference images to pin specific visual elements, such as a character's appearance or a scene's color palette.
- Choose Standard mode for faster, cost-effective output or Pro mode for higher-fidelity results.
- Hit generate. Kling o1 rewrites the clip contents while preserving the original camera movement, pacing, and audio if the sound option is left on.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this?
No, just open Kling o1 on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
Is it free to try?
Yes, you can run Kling o1 without any upfront commitment. Check the current credit pricing on the model page for Standard and Pro mode costs per generation.
How long does it take to get results?
Processing time depends on clip length and the selected mode. Standard mode returns results faster; Pro mode takes a bit longer in exchange for sharper output. Most edits on a short clip finish within a few minutes.
What video formats does it accept?
Kling o1 accepts MP4 and MOV files up to 200MB and between 3 and 10 seconds long. Output is delivered as a downloadable video file.
Can I keep the original audio in the edited video?
Yes. The option to keep the original sound is on by default, so the audio from your source clip carries over into the edited result. Turn it off if you plan to add new audio in post.
What if I want to reference a specific style or character appearance?
You can attach up to 4 reference images alongside your video to guide visual elements like a person's face, a color scheme, or a scene's look. Combining these with a descriptive prompt gives more targeted results.
What happens if the result does not match what I described?
Rephrase your prompt to be more specific about what you want changed and what you want preserved. Small wording adjustments often produce noticeably different outputs, so iterating on the prompt is the fastest way to dial in the result.
