Video to video

    Kling 3.0 Omni

    Omni works two ways, and what you attach picks which. Give it footage between 3 and 15 seconds and the same performance comes back in a different world. Give it a first and a last still and it builds the clip that travels between them.

    • Restyling a clip keeps your camera move, your blocking and your actor's timing.
    • Or start from two stills: a first frame, a last frame, and a length you choose.
    • Three resolutions, 720p, 1080p and 4K, each billed per second of the result.
    Open Media StudioModel catalog
    One walk shown twice on two grading monitors, the same stride in a daylight plaza and on a neon street at night
    Illustrative still. Omni's real output is a video file, so the pictures on this page stand in for a restyle rather than being one.

    Three modes

    Restyle, animate two frames, or build from references

    Omni is one card over three different jobs, and what you attach picks the job. Hand it footage and it restyles that footage. Hand it a first and a last still and it builds the travel between them. Hand it references and it builds something new that looks like them. There is no text to video on any of the three: an empty tray has nothing to work from.

    References

    Neither a restyle nor an interpolation: a NEW clip, guided by what you show it. Faces, wardrobe, a set, a palette, a look.

    What you attach
    Up to 7 stills. Or a clip plus up to 4 stills. Or a clip on its own.
    How long the result is
    A length you pick, 3 to 15 seconds — unless the clip is on its own, which tracks the clip.

    Transform

    The restyle. Your camera move, your blocking and your actor's timing all survive; the grade, the set, the wardrobe and the era do not.

    What you attach
    One clip, 3 to 15 seconds, plus up to 4 optional reference stills.
    How long the result is
    Exactly as long as the clip you attached. There is no length setting.

    Frames to Video

    The travel between two pictures. The first still opens the clip, the last one closes it, and the prompt describes what happens in between.

    What you attach
    Exactly 2 stills, JPG or PNG. The first frame, then the last frame. One on its own is not accepted.
    How long the result is
    A length you pick, 3 to 15 whole seconds.

    Every mode is billed per second, and they are billed at different rates. References is the one where sound and a clip are mutually exclusive: attaching a clip costs more per second AND turns sound off. The studio shows the live number before a run starts.

    What a restyle keeps

    The footage drives the result

    Every other Kling card starts from a prompt or a still and invents the motion. In Transform, Omni starts from your clip, so the motion is already decided before the model touches it. That is the whole difference, and it is why this mode has no length slider.

    Comes from your clip

    • Camera move and framing
    • Blocking and the path through the shot
    • Performance and timing, frame for frame
    • The length of the result

    Comes from your prompt

    • Grade, palette and light
    • Set, location and season
    • Wardrobe, materials and texture
    • Era and overall treatment
    Two strips of film on a light table showing the same four frames of a man turning his head, one in a grey studio look and one in a warm desert look
    Illustrative still. The same four frames in two looks: the turn of the head is identical in both.

    Transform has no duration control, because the result is exactly as long as what you gave it. A 3 second clip returns 3 seconds. A 15 second clip returns 15. Frames to Video is the mode where you do pick the length.

    What you feed a restyle

    In Transform, one source clip is mandatory. The reference stills are optional, and attaching them is the only thing that changes the request. Frames to Video takes two stills instead and no clip at all.

    • One source clip, 3 to 15 seconds

      MP4 or MOV, up to 200 MB, 24 to 60 fps, each side between 700 and 4553 pixels. Longer footage goes through the trimmer first.

    • Up to 4 reference stills, optional

      JPG or PNG, up to 50 MB each. Hand it a palette, a wardrobe, a set or a character sheet and the restyle follows them.

    Output shape

    • auto
    • 16:9
    • 9:16
    • 1:1

    With the clip alone the output keeps the source's shape, which is what auto means here. Attaching reference stills is what unlocks the three fixed ratios, and it also rules auto out.

    One curled strip of film on a studio bench beside four pinned reference prints: fabric, a colour palette, a room and a costume
    Illustrative still. One clip in, and up to four stills telling it what the world should look like.

    Draft cheap, finish sharp

    All 3 tiers take the same clip and the same prompt and differ only in output resolution and the per second rate. Rough a look in at 720p, then re-run the take you like at 1080p or 4K.

    • 720p

      The draft tier. Cheapest per second, and the one to iterate a look on.

      kling-3-0-omni-720p

    • 1080p

      The delivery tier for social, web and most ad placements.

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    • 4K

      The finishing tier, for broadcast, big screens and anything that gets cropped into later.

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    All 3 bill per second of the clip you attached, rounded up. There is nothing to guess: the seconds you are charged for are the seconds you handed over, and Media Studio quotes the exact figure before you commit.

    The same photograph framed and hung at three different sizes on a gallery wall
    Illustrative still. Same frame, three sizes: the picture does not change, the resolution does.

    Which Kling is this?

    Four Kling 3.0 cards share a name prefix and none of them do the same job. Omni is the only one that takes a video in.

    Where a restyle earns its keep

    Omni pays off wherever the performance is already right and only the world around it is wrong.

    • A product bottle turning on a motion control rig under studio lights

      One shoot, many worlds

      Film the product once, then respin the same take as a night city, a studio sweep or a winter street without booking a second day.

    • A creator's desk set up mid take

      Change the look, keep the take

      Push a clean plate into an illustrated, filmic or period look while the actor's timing and framing stay exactly where you left them.

    • A shelf of archived tape and film reels

      Bring an archive forward

      Old footage that no longer fits the brand can be restyled instead of reshot. Trim it to a 15 second window and send it through.

    Illustrative stills, not Omni output.

    Plans

    One balance for the whole platform

    Omni runs on the same credits as everything else on Kubeez, so a plan covers video alongside images, sound and captions. The studio shows the exact cost of a run before it starts.

    Most popular

    Studio Pro

    Studio value with extra headroom.

    ~56 USDmonth
    6,400credits / month
    Team seats

    2 seats included

    What you'll generate

    • Images~1,600
    • Songs~492
    • Videos~640
    • Separations~1,066
    • Caption Minutes~213
    • All modelsIncluded
    Select plan

    Starter

    Low tier generations for regular use.

    ~11 USDmonth
    1,100credits / month

    What you'll generate

    • Images~275
    • Songs~84
    • Videos~110
    • Separations~183
    • Caption Minutes~36
    • All modelsIncluded
    Select plan

    Pro

    Access full experience.

    ~23 USDmonth
    2,600credits / month

    What you'll generate

    • Images~650
    • Songs~200
    • Videos~260
    • Separations~433
    • Caption Minutes~86
    • All modelsIncluded
    Select plan

    Powerhouse

    Most cost efficient.

    ~112 USDmonth
    13,000credits / month
    Team seats
    3 seats

    Extra seats ~$23/seat/mo

    What you'll generate

    • Images~3,250
    • Songs~1,000
    • Videos~1,300
    • Separations~2,166
    • Caption Minutes~433
    • All modelsIncluded
    Select plan

    Enterprise

    For teams that outgrow standard plans.

    Custom

    Pricing tailored to your team

    What's included

    • Custom number of seats
    • Custom credit volume
    • Invoice billing
    • Priority support
    Contact sales
    Or pay-as-you-go

    Test any model with one-time credit packs

    Credits never expire and don't require a subscription — buy a pack, generate, see if Kubeez fits.

    Quick refill

    Quick refill for short bursts of generation.

    Credits

    500

    You pay

    $7.24

    Standard pack

    Mid-size pack at the standard per-credit rate.

    Credits

    1,500

    You pay

    $21.73

    −5%

    Volume pack

    Larger pack with a volume discount built in.

    Credits

    5,000

    You pay

    $72.42$68.80

    −9%

    Production pack

    Best per-credit price for sustained production.

    Credits

    15,000

    You pay

    $217.25$195.53

    Before you spend a run

    Five things worth knowing up front, because the model rejects on all of them rather than working around them.

    • No text to video

      A prompt on its own has nothing to work from, so every run needs media: a clip to restyle, or a first and a last frame to animate between. For text to video, reach for Kling 3.0 or Turbo.

    • One clip, 3 to 15 seconds

      Exactly one source video, MP4 or MOV, up to 200 MB. Anything longer is rejected before billing, so trim it first.

    • auto and the fixed ratios are exclusive

      With no reference stills the output keeps the source shape. With them, you pick 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, and auto is rejected.

    • Prompts up to 3072 characters

      The provider rejects past that rather than truncating, and this model takes no negative prompt.

    • Frames to Video wants both stills

      Exactly 2 images, first frame then last frame. A single still is refused rather than animated, and the aspect ratio there is always auto.

    Kling 3.0 Omni

    • No. Every run needs media. Attach a clip and Omni restyles it, or attach a first and a last frame and it animates between them. For text to video, use Kling 3.0 or Kling 3.0 Turbo.

    • Motion Control takes a still plus a driving clip and moves the character in the still the way the clip moves, so the subject comes from a photo. Omni takes the clip itself and restyles it while keeping its motion, so the subject is already on video. Reach for Motion when you have a photo, and for Omni when you have footage.

    • Per second, on both modes, at rates that differ by mode and resolution. Restyling bills the length of the clip you attach, so the price is fixed the moment it lands. Frames to Video bills the length you choose, 3 to 15 seconds, and turning sound on there moves you to a dearer rate. Read the live quote in Media Studio or through the estimate endpoint.

    • One MP4 or MOV file, up to 200 MB, between 3 and 15 seconds, 24 to 60 fps, with each side between 700 and 4553 pixels. Longer footage can be cut down with the trimmer before you send it.

    • Up to 4 JPG or PNG stills steer the look: palette, wardrobe, set, character. Attaching them also unlocks the aspect ratio choice of 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. With the clip alone the output keeps the source's shape.

    • Yes. For a restyle, pass kling-3-0-omni-720p, kling-3-0-omni-1080p or kling-3-0-omni-4k with your source clip first in source_media_urls. For frames, pass kling-3-0-omni-frames-720p, -1080p or -4k (add -audio for sound) with exactly two image URLs, first frame then last. The per second cost comes back live from the estimate endpoint.

    Keep going

    Per second, either way

    Restyle your footage

    Open Media Studio, pick Kling 3.0 Omni, then drop in a clip to restyle or a first and last frame to animate. Billed per second either way.

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