What is Kling 3.0 on Wann?

Kling 3.0 is Kuaishou’s flagship video model, available inside Wann. You can run text-to-video, image-to-video, and first–last frame workflows in the same studio as Wann’s templates and other models.

What can I make with it?

Short cinematic clips: multi-shot scenes, talking characters, fashion motion, product films, and photo-to-video pieces. It is strongest when you need camera language, stable faces, and sound in one generation.

Does it support image to video?

Yes. Upload a still as the first frame. Optionally add a last frame and extra subject references so face, outfit, and props stay on-model while the camera and body move.

Will the character change faces between shots?

Less than older single-shot models. Use a clear reference image (or subject lock) and keep clothing/lighting consistent in the prompt. Multi-shot still works best when one person is the visual anchor.

Kling 3.0 Is Live on Wann

See Kling 3.0 in Motion

Watch multi-shot scenes, native audio, and locked characters generated on Wann. Same model, different styles—cinematic, fashion, story, and product—so you can pick a look and start creating.

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Image to Video

Upload a still and let Kling 3.0 add motion without breaking the face, outfit, or framing. Use first-frame lock, optional last-frame control, and subject reference so the person on screen stays the same from the first cut to the last.

Original Image

Prompt

Flying on a Broomstick

Video

Original Image

Prompt

Leap Onto Roofs And Vault Over Walls

Video

Text to Video

Prompt	Output Result
A jar of buttons tips over. The buttons roll into formation and become a bustling hillside town: shirt-button houses, coat-button towers, tiny thread rivers. A thimble train chugs across a zipper bridge. Camera does a low tracking shot through the streets, then lifts to a wide establishing shot at sunset. Soft warm light, fabric and metal textures, slight tilt-shift feel.
A teenage boy skateboards down one long city street. Every block he crosses changes season: spring blossom, summer heat shimmer, autumn leaves, winter slush — all in one continuous take. He doesn’t notice at first, then starts grinning and carving harder. Single tracking shot from behind and beside, photorealistic clothing and weather transitions.

Identity Lock

Face, body, outfit, and styling stay consistent from the first frame through every cut.

First - Last Frame Control

Pin the opening still and, if needed, the ending frame so motion lands exactly where you want.

Cinematic Motion From One Photo

Camera moves, gestures, wind, and fabric respond naturally without rebuilding the scene.

Native Audio In the Same Pass

Dialogue, ambience, and lip-sync generate with the video, so the still becomes a finished clip, not a silent loop.

Why Creators Start Here

Kling 3.0 on Wann is built for finished clips, not test loops. Write a prompt or upload a still, keep the same face across shots, add native sound, and ship from one studio—with templates ready if you want a faster first draft.

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The User's Genuine Feedback

Rui Tavares

paid-social lead, Porto

Needed 9:16 by morning. Picked Kling 3.0 on Wann, dropped in a product still, got 8 seconds. Faster than exporting from another tool and cutting it. We ran the ads the same day.

Marko Ilić

Wedding cutter

The couple sent one hotel portrait. I opened Kling 3.0 on Wann, animated the still with room tone, and made a teaser. They thought I’d shot extra coverage.”

Tomasz Wójcik

3D generalist

Same reference across cuts in Kling 3.0 on Wann. Side profiles hold better than before. If I don’t change the outfit in the prompt, it doesn’t change the face.

Kieran Boyle

Trailer editor

For inserts I use Kling 3.0 on Wann. The camera feels operated, so I keep the picture. The built-in track is a scratch mix—I replace it in Premiere.

Stefan Popescu

Agency producer

If a client hates the motion, I switch off Kling 3.0 to another model inside Wann. No new asset pack. That’s why we stay on this site.

Rui Tavares

paid-social lead, Porto

Needed 9:16 by morning. Picked Kling 3.0 on Wann, dropped in a product still, got 8 seconds. Faster than exporting from another tool and cutting it. We ran the ads the same day.

Marko Ilić

Wedding cutter

The couple sent one hotel portrait. I opened Kling 3.0 on Wann, animated the still with room tone, and made a teaser. They thought I’d shot extra coverage.”

Tomasz Wójcik

3D generalist

Same reference across cuts in Kling 3.0 on Wann. Side profiles hold better than before. If I don’t change the outfit in the prompt, it doesn’t change the face.

Kieran Boyle

Trailer editor

For inserts I use Kling 3.0 on Wann. The camera feels operated, so I keep the picture. The built-in track is a scratch mix—I replace it in Premiere.

Stefan Popescu

Agency producer

If a client hates the motion, I switch off Kling 3.0 to another model inside Wann. No new asset pack. That’s why we stay on this site.

Noor El Amrani

Beauty producer

I pinned a subject reference in Kling 3.0 on Wann and kept the same girl across three shots. Short lip-sync is fine for a hook. I wouldn’t use it for a full talking-head ad.

Anouk Visser

Brand designer

Kling 3.0 multi-shot is what we actually use on Wann. Write the shots one by one and it follows. Dump the whole scene in one prompt and it invents extra rooms. First pass now stays on Wann.

Jan Šimek

performance creative

On Wann with Kling 3.0: lock the still, describe only the motion, one person in frame. That’s a shippable asset the same afternoon, no extra site.

Niko Järvinen

YouTube editor

Kling 3.0 on Wann is B-roll only. Faces hold across a few cuts now. I still won’t use a generated talking head as the main interview.

Marta Sousa

Travel editor

One street photo, Kling 3.0 on Wann, opening shot with wind. That’s the cold open. I don’t force multi-shot on travel plates.