Kling AI
An AI video generation platform developed by Kuaishou, supporting multiple generation modes including text-to-video and image-to-video. The platform provides video creation tools aimed at individual creators and enterprise users.
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Kling AI has officially launched its new-generation video generation model, Kling 4.0.
At the 31st Busan International Film Festival's Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), Kim Sung-su, director of "12.12: The Day," shared the application of Kling AI in actual production, and used Kling 4.0 to complete core shots in his AI short film "Worm Train."
The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity included AI in its evaluation system for the first time, and two works produced with Kling AI won Cannes Gold Lions.
Since its birth, Kling AI has completed more than 30 major iterations, and currently attracts over 100 million users in 224 countries and regions worldwide, serves more than 50,000 enterprises, and reaches annual revenue on the scale of 500 million US dollars.
Kuaishou's Kling AI has initiated a Hong Kong stock listing process, expected to enter the capital market in early 2027, with plans to raise at least $1 billion.
Kling AI announced that its video generation model 4.0 will officially launch in October; 4.0 Flash has already been made available to a limited number of Black Gold annual card members, with the company stating the new version supports native 30-second video output, up to 15 multimodal references, and 10 keyframe inputs.
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Since its birth, Kling AI has completed more than 30 major iterations, and currently attracts over 100 million users in 224 countries and regions worldwide, serves more than 50,000 enterprises, and reaches annual revenue on the scale of 500 million US dollars.
50%UnverifiedKling AI has officially launched its new-generation video generation model, Kling 4.0.
50%UnverifiedAt the 31st Busan International Film Festival's Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), Kim Sung-su, director of "12.12: The Day," shared the application of Kling AI in actual production, and used Kling 4.0 to complete core shots in his AI short film "Worm Train."
50%UnverifiedThe Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity included AI in its evaluation system for the first time, and two works produced with Kling AI won Cannes Gold Lions.
50%UnverifiedKuaishou's Kling AI has initiated a Hong Kong stock listing process, expected to enter the capital market in early 2027, with plans to raise at least $1 billion.
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