Free video AI Kling now in new version 1.5

[11:32 Sat,21.September 2024 by Thomas Richter]

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The Chinese video AI Kling, which was introduced in early June and has been available worldwide since the end of July (www.slashcam.de/news/single/Video-KI-Kling-AI-ab-sofort-kostenlos-weltweit-ver-18710.html), has just been released in the new version 1.5 (x.com/Kling_ai/status/1836615107918598236), which has been significantly improved: Image-to-Video can now generate clips up to 10 seconds long (previously only 5 seconds were possible) and end frames are supported. In Professional mode, the resolution of the clips has been increased from 720p to 1080p30 - for the same price as before. The new Kling AI Guide is designed to help new users with prompting and provide tips.

Kling 1.5

In addition, it is now possible to generate four videos in parallel, so you don&t have to constantly wait for the last clip to finish generating when making films with AI. Another innovation in the background is a significant improvement of the AI model, which results in even better images regarding the consistency of objects and movements - movements now look even more realistic and cinematic (thanks to better image composition and camera work), and Kling interprets the text prompts even better.

More Control with Motion Brush

Another feature that is particularly interesting as it gives more control over the movement in the video: in the "Image-to-Video" mode, you can manually mark an area in the given image in the first step, and in the second step, a motion path for this area can be drawn, specifying the direction of the movement. Up to six areas can be defined, but the length of the clips is limited to 5 seconds.

Kling 1.5 is still somewhat in beta, as the Motion Brush is available immediately, but currently only works with Kling version 1.0, and Kling 1.5 does not yet support the camera control of version 1.0.

Free Clips per Day

Fortunately, Kling can still be used for free: 66 credits are available per day for generating videos – enough for several Image-to-Video clips. Additional credits for more videos can be purchased (www.slashcam.de/news/single/Video-KI-Kling-jetzt-mit-Abos--Mehr-Features-und-b-18722.html). Kling offers its own page (klingai.com/release-notes) with some nice comparisons between version 1.0 and version 1.5, which nicely demonstrate the improvements (with the same prompts).

more infos at bei klingai.com

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