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Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video
Animate a photo with Kling 3.0 Turbo, 3 to 15 seconds.
Creative Vision
Describe how the image should move. Up to 2,500 characters.
Video Parameters
Priced by the second — a 15s clip costs 5× a 3s one.
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Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video Generator
Upload one photo, describe how it should move, and get 3 to 15 seconds of video at 720p or 1080p. The aspect ratio comes from your image, so a vertical photo stays vertical and a wide one stays wide — there is no crop to fight.
The prompt should describe motion, not the picture — the model can already see the picture
Why Choose Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video
Same engine and same per-second pricing as the text-to-video page, with one image as the starting frame. Turbo is the fast tier of Kling's 3.0 generation, which is what keeps a fifteen-second 1080p run at 80 credits rather than several hundred.
Your Photo Sets the Frame
The first frame is your image, and the output ratio follows it. There is no aspect-ratio control on this page and that is deliberate — the model takes the shape from the file, so nothing gets letterboxed or cropped.
3 to 15 Seconds, Continuous
A slider rather than fixed tiers. Six seconds costs six seconds' worth of credits. Most image-to-video models on this site make you choose between two preset lengths.
720p or 1080p
Length and resolution are independent, so you can run long and cheap while testing, then short and sharp for the version you keep. 1080p adds about a quarter to the cost of the same clip.
Camera Language Works
"The camera slowly pushes in", "she turns towards the lens", "the leaves drift left to right" — the prompt box holds 2,500 characters and the model responds to direction rather than adjectives.
JPEG or PNG, up to 10MB
Those are the two formats this endpoint accepts — WebP is not among them, so convert first if that is what you have. One image per run.
Failed Runs Are Refunded
Credits are held when you submit and returned automatically if the generation fails or the provider never answers. A clip that does not arrive costs you nothing.
Test the Motion Before You Pay for the Pixels
Three seconds at 720p is 15 credits, and it is enough to see whether the model understood what you wanted moved. Raise the length and the resolution afterwards.
How to Use Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video
Image-to-video fails in a different way from text-to-video: the picture is already fixed, so every problem is a motion problem. These four steps are about describing motion precisely and finding out cheaply whether it landed.
Upload a Clean Starting Frame
JPEG or PNG up to 10MB. A sharp, well-lit image with an obvious subject animates better than a busy one — the model has to decide what moves, and clutter makes that decision worse.
Describe Motion, Not the Picture
Skip "a woman in a red coat" — the model can see her. Write what changes: "she lowers the umbrella and looks up, rain easing, the camera drifts slightly right." Name the subject only when it is ambiguous which thing should move.
Run 3 Seconds at 720p First
15 credits. If the model animated the wrong element or the motion is mushy, you have learnt that for the price of a rounding error. Adjust the prompt and run it again before touching the length.
Extend and Sharpen
Push the slider to the length you actually need, switch to 1080p, and submit. It takes a few minutes; you can close the tab. The result lands in your history and stays available for seven days.
One Image, One Run
This endpoint takes a single starting frame. If you need a character to stay consistent across several different shots, Grok Imagine 1.5 on this site takes up to three reference images instead.
Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video
FAQ
Image formats, clip length, resolution, audio and credit costs for the Kling 3.0 Turbo image-to-video model.
JPEG and PNG, up to 10MB per file. WebP is not accepted by this endpoint even though several other models on this site take it, so convert first if that is what you have. One image per generation.
Between 15 and 80 credits, exactly the same as the text-to-video page. At 720p: 15 credits for 3 seconds, 25 for 5, 45 for 10, 65 for 15. At 1080p: 20, 30, 55 and 80. The cost for your current settings is shown before you submit.
Because it would do nothing. When you supply an image, this model takes the output shape from that image, so an aspect-ratio control would be a dial with no effect on the result. Crop the image to the shape you want before uploading and the video will match it.
Not on this page — it takes one starting frame. If you want several reference images so a character stays consistent, use Grok Imagine 1.5 image to video on this site, which accepts up to three. If you want a first and a last frame, Wan 2.7 image to video takes both.
This endpoint exposes no audio parameter, so there is nothing to switch on. If you want a photo to speak with matching lip movement, use Kling 2.6 image to video on this site — it generates picture and sound together and lets you enable audio per run.
Name the subject explicitly and say what should stay still: "the man in the blue jacket turns his head; the background crowd stays static." Ambiguity about what moves is the most common failure in image-to-video, and it is almost always fixable in the prompt.
You are not charged. Credits are held when you submit and released back to your balance if the model fails or the provider never returns a result. Generated videos stay available for seven days, so download anything you want to keep.
Try Kling 3.0 Turbo Image to Video
Upload a photo, describe the motion, and spend 15 credits finding out whether it works.