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Kling 4.0

Kuaishou's October 2026 video model behind the Kling AI app. It makes clips of up to 30 seconds in one go from a description, a photo or up to 15 reference pictures, with steadier motion than earlier Kling models. Closed: use it in Kling AI or on fal.

Go to Kling 4.0’s website

Free to try?No free plan

Can I sell what I make?Yes, on paid plans

Open or closedClosed

Skill neededNo setup

The facts, with sources

Open or closed: Closed
Only usable through the maker's app or API
No weights released.
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Licence: Kling AI Terms of Use (The maker's own terms)
source · checked 12 Oct 2026 · checked, but the page was unclear or partial
Can I sell what I make?: Yes, on paid plans (from the Standard plan)
Follows the Kling AI app's plans, as for earlier Kling models: free output is not for commercial use. fal tags its Kling 4.0 endpoint for commercial use.
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Cost: No free plan.
Plans below.
How you use it: In your browser, Maker's own API, Through another service
In the Kling AI app; on fal; Kling's own API pricing not confirmed for 4.0.
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Skill needed: No setup
Our judgement, via the Kling AI web app.
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Made by: Kuaishou Technology
Press release datelined Hong Kong; the Kling AI app is run by Kling AI Pte. Ltd. (Singapore).
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked on the maker's own page
Status: Available
Launched 15 Oct 2026; a Flash version opened in early access on 28 Sep 2026.
source · checked 7 Nov 2026 · checked on the maker's own page

What you can make with it

A video, from a description (main use)
A video, by bringing a photo to life
A picture, the same character or style across many images

text to videoimage to video

Omni Reference takes up to 15 reference assets and 10 keyframes; start, middle and end frames on fal.

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Plans and prices

Plan	Price	Includes
fal, 720p	$0.157 per seconds of video	Commercial use: Yes
fal, 1080p	$0.235 per seconds of video	Commercial use: Yes

Some plans are not listed here; see the source for the full list.

fal's prices. Kling's own credit cost per 4.0 clip not found on its site (page loads by script).

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Rough cost of 5 seconds of 720p video: about $0.79 / £0.59 (estimate, worked out by Plainly, not a price the maker publishes). $0.157 per second x 5 = $0.785 on fal. GBP at 0.75 = 0.59.

Rights and safety

Limits: note: 3 to 30 seconds; 720p or 1080p on fal.
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Where you can run it

fal

Other options for “A video, from a description”

Adobe Express, Adobe Firefly, Adobe Premiere, Akool, Animoto, Arcads, Canva AI (Magic Studio), CapCut, Civitai, CogVideoX, ComfyUI, Creatify, DeeVid AI, DomoAI, Dreamina, Dzine, fal, Filmora, FlexClip, Fliki, FLORA, FLUX 3, Fotor, Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash

About this entry. Facts last checked 7 Nov 2026 against the maker’s own pages (each fact links to its source). Entry status: draft. Plain-English summary written by Plainly.

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