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    Kling 3.0: cinematic realism with native audio

    Kling 3.0 is Kuaishou's current flagship video model, generating video with synchronized native audio from a prompt or an image, with references for up to 3 characters in the same scene.

    Made with Kling 3.0 on Magnific

    What's new

    What's new vs Kling 2.6

    Improved realism and physics. Character references for up to 3 people in one scene. Multi-shot clips of up to 6 shots and 15s, at up to 4K. And better native audio than 2.6's first implementation.

    See the full Kling changelog

    Specs

    Kling 3.0 specs

    The same 9 lines on every version page, so 2 versions read side by side. A dash means the value isn't confirmed on Magnific yet.

    Kling 3.0 specs
    InputsText, ImageStart frame, end frame, and up to 3 references
    Max length15sUp to 6 shots in one clip
    Resolution720p, 1080p, 4K
    Frame rate—
    Native audioYes
    ReferencesUp to 3 (character, product, or image)
    Aspect ratios16:9, 9:16, 1:1
    Credits / s70 / 90Standard / Pro. With native audio: 105 / 140. 4K: 400
    PlansCredits on any paid plan

    Credits per second at list price. Where a line shows 2 figures, the note under it says what each one is.

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    Best for

    Best for scenes with more than one person

    The multi-person references are the reason to pick this over anything older. The audio and the physics are why you stay.

    Pastel ferris wheel cabins against a cloudy sky, generated with Kling 3.0 on Magnific

    Scenes with more than one person

    Dialogue between 2 characters, a presenter and a product, a crowd that has to hold together.

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    Numbers

    How Kling 3.0 actually gets used here

    Measured on Magnific over 30 days, across the web, the apps, the API, MCP, and agents.

    01

    69,000

    The Kling version most people use

    69,000 people generated with 3.0 in 30 days, more than with any other version, 2.5 included.

    02

    1 in 5

    Clips that ship with native audio

    19% of 3.0 generations come out with sound in the same pass: voice, effects, and ambience. Audio isn't free: it adds about 50 credits a second at either quality.

    03

    95%

    Start from an image

    95% of 3.0 clips begin with a start frame. The typical clip is 5s.

    Source: Magnific usage data, September 5 to October 4, 2026. Shares are of generations unless a figure says seconds.

    Kling 3.0, answered

    When is 3.0 worth the credits over 2.5?

    When you need audio, more than one person in frame, or references at 1080p and 4K. Otherwise 2.5 gives you a longer clip for less.

    What is Kling 3.0?

    Kuaishou's current flagship video model. It generates video with synchronized native audio from a prompt or an image, takes up to 3 character references, and runs clips of up to 6 shots and 15s at up to 4K.

    How much does Kling 3.0 cost?

    70 credits a second at Standard and 90 at Pro. Native audio adds about 50 a second: 105 and 140. 4K is 400 a second. A 5s clip at Pro 1080p without audio is 450 credits.

    What inputs does Kling 3.0 take?

    A text prompt, a start frame, an optional end frame, and up to 3 character, product, or image references. It doesn't take video as input: that's Kling 3.0 Omni.

    Which plans include Kling 3.0?

    Every paid plan, on credits. There's no Kling subscription and no separate account: pick the version in the video generator and go.

    A woman talking mid-sentence at a candlelit outdoor dinner table, generated with Kling 3.0 on Magnific

    Your next scene, with its own sound

    Kling 3.0, in the same generator as every other version.