Kling 3.0
Widely regarded as the benchmark for motion realism, and unusual in supporting clips up to fifteen seconds when most rivals cap at eight. The Omni variant unifies video, audio, image, and editing in one model with native lip-sync across five languages and storyboards of up to six shots per clip.
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kling-v3 Price
$0.08
/ video sec
Context
—
not token-based
Max output
—
varies
Pricing caveat: 720p without native audio. Adding audio takes it to roughly $0.11–$0.13/sec, and 1080p to $0.14–$0.168/sec. Clips run 3–15 seconds.
Where Kling 3.0 fits
- Cinematic motion and camera work
- Longer single-take clips
- Multi-shot storyboarded sequences
- Lip-synced dialogue scenes
Specifications
- API model ID
- kling-v3
- Provider
- Kuaishou
- Model family
- Kling 3
- Released
- April 2026
- Knowledge cutoff
- —
- Context window
- —
- Max output
- —
- Native reasoning
- No
- Relative latency
- high
- Input modalities
- text, image
- Output modalities
- video, audio
- Open weights
- No
- Cached input
- —
- Batch discount
- —
Frequently asked
How much does Kling 3.0 cost?
Kling 3.0 is billed at $0.08 / video sec.
What is Kling 3.0's context window?
Context limits for Kling 3.0 depend on the input format rather than a token count.
Is Kling 3.0 a reasoning model?
No. Kling 3.0 answers directly without a native thinking phase, which keeps latency and cost predictable.
What is Kling 3.0 best for?
Motion quality and multi-shot sequences. Widely regarded as the benchmark for motion realism, and unusual in supporting clips up to fifteen seconds when most rivals cap at eight. The Omni variant unifies video, audio, image, and editing in one model with native lip-sync across five languages and storyboards of up to six shots per clip.