Kuaishou's Kling AI launches Kling 3.0 with native 4K 60fps video, multi-shot storyboarding, motion control and 5-language lip sync
- Kling AI, Kuaishou's video generation service, announced Kling 3.0, which the announcement bills as an "AI director platform" producing native 4K 60fps video rather than upscaled output.
- The release adds multi-shot storyboarding, so a single prompt can be arranged into a sequence of shots instead of one continuous clip.
- Motion control and 5-language lip sync are the other two features named in the announcement, extending Kling beyond text-to-clip generation toward directed multi-shot output.
- The story reached the wire as an ABNewswire press release syndicated onto a market news site; the retrieved page carried only the headline and feature list, with no pricing, availability date, technical benchmarks or model details.
- Because the claims come from Kuaishou's own announcement, the 4K 60fps specification and lip sync language count are vendor statements and have no independent verification in the article.