Kling

Kling is Kuaishou's AI video model, known for cinematic motion and keeping characters consistent across shots. On Ronana it comes in several variants — Omni o3 Pro, V3 Turbo, O3 4K, Omni Edit Pro, and Motion Control Pro — and can generate video from a text prompt or from image and video references.

Open Ronana's studio, choose Kling as your model, and write a prompt. Optionally add reference images or a reference video, pick your resolution and duration, then generate. The clip lands in your library to download or upscale — no install and no Kuaishou account required.

Directly in your browser on Ronana. Create a free account, open the studio, and select Kling. Generation runs on Ronana's servers, so it works the same on any computer or phone with nothing to install.

Yes. Kling is made by Kuaishou, a Chinese company, but you can use it from the United States and other regions through Ronana, because generation runs server-side on Ronana's own infrastructure. No Kuaishou account, VPN, or regional setup is required.

A Ronana account is free and the in-browser upscaler is free, but Kling video generation runs on credits. Every plan includes a monthly credit grant that works across all models. See the pricing page for details.

Kling is billed from your shared Ronana credit balance. Longer clips and higher-tier variants use more credits. Choose a plan on the pricing page; you can cancel anytime.

Kling supports up to 1080p, plus a dedicated O3 4K variant for 4K output. Choose the variant and resolution in the studio before generating.

Yes. Kling accepts reference images and a reference video to guide a generation — useful for keeping a character or style consistent. The Motion Control Pro variant also drives motion from a reference video. Add references in the studio before generating.

Kling generates clips up to 15 seconds. Pick the duration in the studio before generating.

Kling is one of several leading video models on Ronana, alongside Seedance 2, Google Veo, Sora, Vidu, and Wan. You can switch between them in the same studio and use whichever suits a shot — Kling is known for consistent characters and motion control. Shared credits work across all of them.