AirBrush 应用程序：终极 AI 照片和视频编辑器

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What is Kling 3.0?

Kling 3.0 refers to the next major generation in the Kling model lineup—part of a suite of AI video models developed by Kuaishou that convert text prompts and images into video with realistic motion and strong visual coherence.  

Note: Depending on where you access Kling, “3.0” may appear as Video 3.0 and/or an Omni-style variant focused on reference + consistency workflows (following the direction of Kling O1).  

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What’s new in Kling 3.0 (high level)

These are the upgrades creators are watching for—and that some platforms are already positioning as “3.0” improvements:

1) Longer native clips (better storytelling per generation)

Early reporting and platform listings describe up to ~15 seconds of continuous generation, enabling clearer “beginning → middle → payoff” sequences inside one clip.  

2) Better prompt understanding + motion quality

Kling’s reputation is built on natural motion and camera realism; “3.0” positioning emphasizes improved coherence and fewer artifacts during movement-heavy shots.  

3) Stronger consistency workflows (characters/props)

Kling’s recent direction (e.g., “unified multimodal” consistency focus in O1) suggests “3.0” is moving toward project-style creation—not just single prompts.  

4) Storyboarding / multi-shot creation (expected)

Multiple community + ecosystem posts point to storyboard-like workflows as a big part of “3.0.” Treat this as expected/rolling-out, since availability differs by platform.  

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What you can create with Kling 3.0

For creators (Shorts/Reels/TikTok):

• POV skits, meme-style scenes, cinematic transitions
• Product shots with dramatic lighting & slow push-ins
• Automotive roll shots, showroom reveals, spec callouts

For marketing & growth:

• UGC-style ads with clean hooks
• App demos, feature reveals, launch teasers
• Offer videos with brand-safe style consistency

For teams & agencies:

• Rapid concepting for campaigns
• Multiple variants of the same ad angle
• Consistent character/brand look across a series  

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How it works (simple 3-step flow)

Step 1: Pick your input

• Text-to-Video: Describe the scene, subject, and camera style
• Image-to-Video: Upload a reference image and animate it  

Step 2: Add creative controls

• Shot type (wide/medium/close-up), lighting, lens feel
• Action beats (what happens first, next, last)
• Style guardrails (realistic, cinematic, ad-style, anime, etc.)

Step 3: Generate + iterate

Run variations quickly, keep what works, and refine the prompt for better consistency.

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Prompting framework that works (copy/paste)

Prompt Template

Subject: (who/what)

Setting: (where)

Action beats: (1–3 short beats)

Camera: (lens + movement + framing)

Lighting: (soft, golden hour, studio, neon, etc.)

Style: (cinematic realism / ad-style / documentary)

Constraints: (no text, no warping, stable face, consistent outfit)

Example Prompt 1 — Cinematic product ad

“A premium smartwatch on a matte black pedestal in a studio. The watch rotates slowly, then the camera pushes in to the dial, then a soft highlight sweep across the metal bezel. 35mm lens, cinematic ad lighting, shallow depth of field, clean reflections, ultra-realistic, stable geometry, no text.”

Example Prompt 2 — Automotive roller (reels-ready)

“A metallic SUV driving through a modern city at dawn. First a wide tracking shot, then a close-up of the headlights, then a rear three-quarter shot as it turns. Smooth gimbal motion, realistic suspension movement, cinematic color, no distortion, no extra badges, stable body lines.”

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