Kling 4.0 early hands-on: stable fast motion, native 30s, 15 references
An early Kling 4.0 test finds complex camera moves and high-speed action hold without drift or blur, native 30-second single-shot clips, and up to 15 reference inputs for consistency.
AI video generation has quietly crossed a threshold. I got early access to Kling 4.0. Three things stood out: Dynamic Motions — complex camera movement and high-speed action that actually holds. No drift, no blur mess. Native 30s generation — a full 30-second clip, one shot, no stitching required. Omni Reference — up to 15 inputs at once: images, video clips, subjects, audio. Your characters and objects stay consistent across every scene. The clip below is straight out of the model. Same vehicle through every angle and speed