Kuaishou launches Kling 3.0 with native 4K 60fps, 6-shot AI Director, and 5-language lip sync
- Kuaishou released Kling 3.0, which outputs native 4K (3840x2160) at 60fps with 16-bit HDR color and no upscaling, in clips of up to 15 seconds per generation.
- The Multi-Shot AI Director generates up to 6 connected camera shots in a single pass while holding character identity and audio continuity across shots, replacing the usual stitch-together-fragments workflow.
- Native lip sync covers 5 languages (English with American, British, and Indian accents, plus Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish) using frame-accurate phoneme mapping, and dialogue, ambient sound, and music are generated in the same pass.
- Motion Control AI adds Curve Dolly camera paths drawn in 3D, Multi-Elements paths for 2 to 4 subjects in one scene, Camera Shake with adjustable intensity, 6-axis control at -10 to 10 values, Motion Brush region painting, and full API support.
- Elements character locking takes up to 4 reference images to hold visual identity, multi-character coreference keeps 3 or more characters consistent in a scene, and the whole system runs on a unified MVL (Multimodal Visual Language) architecture that integrates video, audio, and image generation in one model.