Kling 4.0 Flash anime test: shorter prompts beat Seedance-style detail
Testing anime with Kling 4.0 Flash, the user finds detailed Seedance 2.5-style prompts underperform and shorter Kling 3.0-style prompts work better, with the full prompt shared.
Testing anime with Kling 4.0 Flash. I’m still experimenting to figure out what kind of prompt structure works best with this model. My first impression is that the highly detailed prompts I use with Seedance 2.5 aren’t necessarily the best approach for Kling 4.0 Flash. So far, I’m actually getting better results by going back to the shorter, more straightforward prompts I used with Kling 3.0. Here’s the prompt I used for this animation. Kling doesn’t follow it exactly, but the result is still pretty interesting: anime concert scene with massive crowd and glowing lights, performer singing as stage visuals begin to glitch and distort reality, background collapsing into abstract colors and shapes, camera spinning around performer as she continues unaffected, final shot crowd dissolving into particles of light while she stands alone, atmosphere vibrant, surreal, camera dynamic rotation Still testing, still learning. That’s half the fun.