Kling v3 omni is now available on the Kling video page in OpenVideoMaker. Users can use it for product shots, character motion, scene movement, and serial content.
Together with the Kling image model, one practical flow is to create an image first and then describe motion on the video page.
What Kling v3 omni can be used for
- Product rotation, showcases, and ad shots
- Character movement, walking, and facial action
- Short videos in multiple display formats
- Tasks where different quality tiers are needed
Suggested workflow
Open the Kling video page. If you already have a first frame, focus the prompt on motion. If not, you can start from the Kling image page first.
The product rotates slowly on a glossy black platform, camera moves from low angle to eye level, highlights glide across the surface, premium launch video style
Try to make the movement concrete, keep the camera description clear, and avoid over-describing parts that should stay unchanged.
Tips and workflow
Kling v3 omni supports first-and-last frame control, so you can define the starting and ending frames of a video. Reference video guidance works well for continuation shots and style transfers.
A coffee cup on a wooden table, steam rising gently, warm morning light, cozy café atmosphere, slow motion
What this launch adds
Kling v3 omni adds a Kling video generation entry inside OpenVideoMaker. Users can move between image, video, Motion Control, and Effects tools step by step.