The Complete Kling AI Video Creation Course

Learn how clink's OmniOne all-in-one image and video tool works, navigate the interface, explore assets and AI tools, and compare credits and plans from standard to ultra.

Navigate the complete image and video creation workflow, using the workspace and history timeline to manage prompts, generate, edit, upscale, vary, inpaint, and set references.

Learn to generate text-to-image art with clang's image creator, refining prompts using DeepSec and Deep Thinking to produce richer outputs, while adjusting aspect ratio, resolution, and model choice.

Learn to craft prompts with a structured template—subject, action, setting, ambience and lighting, composition, and style—for sharper image results, while noting video prompts require audio and camera movement details.

Explore how hints, prompts, and presets guide text-to-image generation, including saving presets, applying styles from a library, and managing templates to inspire and refine prompts.

Master the image reference feature, focusing on the single reference mode to control subject, face, and clothing with sliders, and craft prompts for city street scenes.

Use the image reference elements mode to place up to four subjects in one scene with a chosen style, crop inputs, and prompt in 16:9.

Restyle preserves your image composition while changing the style via prompts, presets, and templates, and serves as a pre-production tool to maintain consistency across video frames using a reference image.

Expand the image by dragging edges to extend the canvas, using free mode or presets like 16:9 or 9:16. Use minimal prompts and a single output for clean outpainting.

Use the InPaint tool to create localized variations by brushing selections or box selections, refining with prompts, and generating multiple outputs; avoid using InPaint to remove objects.

Remove objects from your scene with a dedicated remove tool, using brush size and shadow selection to erase whole subjects in a single output.

Explore all in one editing in Kling with inpaint, expand, and remove, using quick selection, history, and easy export for multiple generations.

Organize images, videos, and generations with the assets panel, using folders, filters, search, favorites, and bulk actions to quickly locate, sort, download, and delete your creatives.

Publish your work to creatives or shorts with a title, description, and optional event link, using templates and previews, and customize your profile to earn batches and bonus credits.

Stay up to date with Kling by checking notifications and release notes to track releases roughly every 14–16 days and understand changes amid the competitive AI landscape.

Master text to video by crafting prompts using subject, action, context, setting, style, lighting, camera motion, and presets to generate cinematic clips.

Use image to video frames by starting with a frame and ending with a frame to prompt what happens between them, ensuring background and subject consistency in a five-second clip.

Learn to convert images to video using two frames to create zooms and dynamic motion. Manage prompts, audio, and credits, and ensure pose with a final frame for reliable transitions.

Discover how character orientation affects motion transfer from video to image, comparing orientation matches video and orientation matches image, and how camera motion keeps subjects in frame.

Explore Kling motion control: test camera movements from video references using character orientation matches video, learn to prompt zoom and camera up/down, and note background limits in this first version.

Master the lip sync feature in Kling AI to match speech with facial animation using text-to-speech voices, rate, and emotion, with clear face shots essential and a two-second minimum.

Learn how to apply lip-sync for two characters in a video by selecting the character, adding vocals, and generating speech, then compare lip-sync with native audio and understand credit costs.

Explore native audio narration by using a structured prompt template that layers setting, subject, action, and voice, then refine with ambience, camera, and lighting cues.

Learn native audio monologue techniques for single-speaker videos, using bracketed dialogue cues and pauses to deliver direct-to-camera messages in explainer video and perfume-commercial style promos.

Master multi-character native audio by scripting scenes with speaker identifiers, voice cues, audience applause, and timing for dialogue and pauses. Apply prompting techniques to coordinate multiple speakers in one video.

Explore native audio singing in AI video creation. Understand why longer prompts (10 seconds) outperform shorter ones and how lip syncing to a specific track is not yet possible.

Discover native audio in frames to improve lip syncing with voice profiles, presets, and custom uploads for consistent dialogue across videos.

Explore the avatar 2.0 tool, combining image and video generation with lip-sync and text-to-speech to create custom avatars, presets, and longer videos.

Explore OmniOne, the latest Clink model that emphasizes character consistency using references to create images and videos for high-quality, continuous productions.

Master OmniOne to create consistent AI imagery using image references and elements. Tag references, adjust angles and backgrounds, and adjust time of day to achieve reliable results.

Learn to create multi-angle representations of subjects using OpniOne, generate front, side, back, and close-up views, and build reusable elements with tagging, descriptions, and multi-shot references for consistent video scenes.

Learn to add, remove, inpaint, and extend elements with OmniOne using image references and prompts, while ensuring consistency and ultra realistic results.

Explore the doodle tool to guide AI generation from a reference image, painting areas with brush and color. Use 'according to the doodle' to reinforce placements, noting mixed results.

Master subject editing with prompts to change hair, eyes, beard, or mood while preserving scene consistency for video frames. Learn to handle radical pose changes that may alter the background.

learn how to change facial expressions in images using OmniOne, from simple prompts like smile or laugh to complex expressions with reference images, guided by the OmniOne guidelines.

Change the subject's clothing across images while preserving pose and lighting by using reference images and multi-element prompts to dress the man for a consistent, cinematic depth of field look.

Use OpenIV to adjust composition, angles, lighting, and color tone from a reference image. Iterate prompts across shot sizes, from full to extreme close-up, while keeping the subject in frame.

Learn to dynamically adjust lighting and color tone in OmniOne using stage, backlight, side lighting, and soft lighting, plus prompts like cool tone, high contrast, and black and white.

Create two characters in one scene with OmniOne by uploading two images and crafting prompts for a warm, wide breakfast shot, including pose references and clothing options.

learn how to replace backgrounds in OmniOne by prompting 'change the background to' and using reference images, while guiding pose, clothing, lighting, and tone for hyper-realistic, cinematic results.

Explore restyling images with OmniOne and the image generator using prompts, references, and style conversions—from realistic portraits to pixel art, anime, and textures, guided by Kling guidelines.

Explore OmniOne's video generation features, including elements, transformations, and video reference modes, using prompts and references to create frames, with attention to UX and credit costs.

learn how the elements mode uses images as references to create videos by detailing subject, action, environment, and lighting, then refining prompts with camera movement; audio is not included.

Use the transformation tool to add or remove scene elements, adjust angles and background, and apply styles or chroma key. Learn the add/remove templates and 60 credits cost.

Transform angles and compositions from a reference video by generating new shots while preserving the subject's actions, using prompts, timing, and settings like shallow depth of field and high angle.

Learn how to change a video's background with OmniOne using the Running Man example, including snowy scenes and running tracks, and why image references currently struggle.

Use the transform tool to generate a chroma key from a video, replacing the background with a green screen while keeping the man on the horse and the dragon.

Learn to use the video reference tool to upload a video and generate the previous or next scene with simple prompts, templates, and image references for consistent framing.

Use frames to video by defining a start and end frame to guide the in-between actions, with OmniOne boosting consistency. Leverage a reference image and prompts for cinematic car shots.

Begin by following a first practice project to generate and assemble cafe promotion images, using the standard image video generator and optional credits, with downloads and a preview of OpniOne.

Create cinematic, aesthetic restaurant imagery by generating shots—stove off, coffee beans, scrambled eggs, bread, French toast, and a couple toasting outdoors—then select the best four to save credits.

Create cinematic video scenes from generated images by assembling frames, prompts, and favorites. Edit in the editor with camera moves, zooms, and audio options to tailor the final video.

Explore music options for video creation: Suno AI generation, free music archive with commercial use and credits, or creating your own track to own the rights.

Use DaVinci Resolve to assemble a promo: import media, place clips on a timeline, apply transitions, and add titles with zoom effects.

Editing part 2 guides adding text, adjusting font and spacing, applying gaussian blur with an adjustment clip, removing transitions, and fading in logo plus 'come and try us' text.

Practice a clothing commercial across four scenes, using a consistent character, Frank, while managing credits, downloading images and videos for editing.

Learn to generate scene one and two images using OmniOne, including sourcing clothing and poses, applying reference prompts, removing background people, and refining shots with dolly zoom and pull back.

Learn to build scene one and two videos with frames, prompts, video generation, and credits, using variations, push-in and arc moves, and upscale references.

Plan scene three image and video with Frank on a textured wall, wearing jeans, plaid shirt, leather jacket, and sunglasses, then execute cinematic camera moves and eye contact.

Generate the final scene image of Frank in a navy coat, striped shirt, and cargo pants, then produce dynamic low-angle video shots highlighting coat-open details.

assemble and sync multiple clips in DaVinci Resolve using markers and waveform to match beats, then create dynamic sequences with speed adjustments, color-coded scenes, and chosen takes for smooth transitions.

Explore DaVinci Resolve transitions and titles, applying block glitch and blur effects, crafting animated text such as be unique and be elegant, and using keyframes for smooth reveals.