Model guide
Kling 3 in KiwiMotion
Generate Kling text-to-video or image-to-video in the Studio above, with Standard and Pro options. See how three matched video prompts played out below.
Kling 3 Standard vs Pro
We compared Standard and Pro across a fashion walk, mirror hair styling and a nighttime cat scene. Watch the real videos and explore the prompts behind them.
Test 1
Late-Night Fashion Walk
Standard opens with a wider view of the rainy street, while Pro frames the woman closer to the storefront. Both follow the same concept, but their composition and timing differ.
Test 2
Curly Hair Get Ready With Me Fashion Video
Both complete the hair-up sequence. Standard keeps more of the mirror and room visible; Pro frames the subject and reflection more tightly.
Test 3
Sneaky Midnight Cat Phone Check
Both show the nighttime phone joke and keep the cat’s paws feline. The phone-hiding and one-eye reveal are less distinct than the prompt asks for, showing how a multi-step action can be interpreted differently.
See the full 3-test comparison →
How to prompt Kling 3
- Start with the subject and the main action.
- Describe a sequence in order: opening, movement, ending.
- Separate camera motion from the subject’s movement.
- Keep the action achievable in your chosen duration.
- Use Image to Video when identity or composition needs a visual anchor.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the same prompt with Standard and Pro?
Yes. The same prompt can still lead to different framing, timing or details.
Does Kling 3 support image-to-video?
Yes. Select Image to Video when you want to start from a picture.
Which option should I try first?
Standard can be useful for lower-cost iteration. Pro costs more; compare the finished result for your scene rather than assuming one tier always wins.
Can these videos include sound?
Yes. The six examples here include sound. Check the sound setting before generating your own video.