Kling 4.0 Reference to Video

Kling 4.0 builds a new video from your references: up to 10 images, 5 video clips and 7 characters or objects, kept consistent across a clip of up to 30 seconds.

📄 About Kling 4.0 Reference to Video
✨ Key Features
Up to 10 reference images, 5 reference videos and 7 elements in one request
Refer to every input in the prompt as @Image1, @Video1, @Element1
Elements with a frontal view plus up to 3 extra angles for strong consistency
3-30 second videos in 720p or 1080p
Auto aspect ratio that adapts to your references
💡 Use Cases
⚡Keeping one character or spokesperson consistent across a campaign
⚡Showing a real product with its exact packaging in new scenes
⚡Placing people or products into a specific location
⚡Recreating the motion or camera move of a reference clip
🎯 Best For
🎯 Teams who need the same character, product or style to survive across many generated videos - brand campaigns, series content and product marketing.
👍 Pros
✓Strong identity and product consistency from references
✓Images, videos and multi-angle elements in one request
✓Up to 30 seconds per generation in 1080p
✓Auto aspect ratio that matches the references
⚠️ Considerations
△Reference videos are billed together with the output
△Reference videos must be 3-30 seconds each and 30 seconds combined
△Prompts must name the inputs (@Image1, @Element1...) to use them reliably
📚 How to Use Kling 4.0 Reference to Video
1
Upload reference images and, optionally, reference videos.
2
For key characters or products, add an element with a frontal view and 1-3 extra angles.
3
Write the prompt and refer to your inputs as @Image1, @Video1, @Element1.
4
Pick duration, resolution and aspect ratio, then check the price above the Generate button.
5
Generate, then download or keep editing the result.
Frequently Asked Questions
Up to 10 images (including the optional start frame), up to 5 videos and up to 7 elements.
An element is one character or object described by a frontal image plus 1-3 extra views from other angles. Refer to it in the prompt as @Element1, @Element2 and so on.
When you add reference videos, the provider bills their seconds together with the output at a lower per-second rate, with a minimum of twice the output length. The final price is shown before you generate.
You pay per second of video with pay-as-you-go credits. 1080p costs about 1.5 times as much as 720p, and the exact price for your settings is shown above the Generate button before you start. Failed generations are refunded automatically.

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