Introduction
Kling 3.0 is a video generation model made available on invideo. It generates cinematic videos up to 15 seconds with native audio, multi-shot sequencing, consistent multi-character scenes, and accurate lip sync across multiple languages. It's built for creators who need production-ready output at scale, ads, UGC, short films, and social content.
This article covers how to access Kling 3.0, what it does best, and prompt best practices.
How to get started
From the homepage, click Agents & Models → Generative models → See all → select Kling 3.0
Upload a reference image or video, or start from a text prompt alone
Enter your prompt and select your settings — shot type, resolution, duration
Confirm the credit cost and generate
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Spec information
Minimum duration | 3 seconds |
Maximum duration | 15 seconds |
Resolution | 720p – 1080p |
Aspect ratios | 16:9, 9:16 |
Input types | Text, image, video |
Prompt best practices
Kling 3.0 responds well to prompts that describe the scene, characters, action, and camera in one structured statement.
Example: Over-the-shoulder tracking shot following a man in a dark coat through a rain-soaked Tokyo alley at night, neon reflections on wet pavement, handheld camera, tense thriller tone, ambient city noise and distant traffic.
💡 Tips for better results | Why it helps |
Describe each character distinctly in your prompt | Kling 3.0 uses character descriptions to maintain identity across shots |
Specify audio direction explicitly | Kling generates native audio - describe dialogue tone, ambient sounds, or music style |
Use multi-shot mode for scene sequences | Kling 3.0 handles camera transitions automatically when you describe the narrative arc |
Upload a reference image for character anchoring | Gives the model a visual reference to lock character appearance across the generation |