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Kling 4 is now in Frameliq: 30-second shots with sound
Five Kling 4 modes, your cast's own voices, video edits, and shot prompts written like a director.
Hi there,
Kling 4 is now in Frameliq. It replaces Kling 3 and Kling O3, and it brings longer takes, steadier characters and video editing. We also rewrote the prompts Frameliq writes for you, so your stories, frames and shots read more like a film.
1. Kling 4 is in the Composer
Kling 4 makes picture and stereo sound together, in shots of 3 to 30 seconds at 720p or 1080p. It can play several moments in one take, and it lip-syncs dialogue.
It has five modes: from text, from a start image (your storyboard frame), from a start and end frame, from references, and Edit video.
Where to find it: open a shot in the Composer, open the model picker, and choose Kling 4. It is also in Shot Designer, Continuity Studio, and the Frameliq tools inside Claude and ChatGPT. H3 Max stays the default and is still the cheaper choice for quick drafts.
2. Keep your cast steady with references
In References mode you can attach up to seven cast members, ten images of places or looks, and up to five short videos. Each cast portrait keeps that person's face and wardrobe across the shot. A reference video can set the camera move or the pace of the action.
When you import a storyboard, Frameliq sends your cast as cast and your storyboard frames and places as looks, and names each one in the prompt the same way.
If a character has a cloned Kling voice, turn on "Use cast voices" on the shot and Kling 4 speaks their lines in that voice. Cast voices bill your own fal key.
3. Edit a take you already have
Choose Edit video on a Kling 4 shot and describe the change, for example a new background, a different outfit, or a person removed. Kling 4 edits the shot's current take and keeps its timing and camera move. Takes of 3 to 30 seconds can be edited.
4. Prompts written like a director's notes
We rewrote the instructions behind every prompt Frameliq writes, from the story to the frames to the shots:
- Performances come from small physical actions, like a glance, a breath or a hand on a prop, instead of words like "sad" or "angry".
- The camera moves only when the moment calls for it, and it keeps the same side of the action from cut to cut.
- Each shot ends on a clean beat, so the next cut can pick up where it left off.
- Story beats follow cause and effect, and dialogue says less than the characters mean.
- Each video model gets its prompt in the form its own guide asks for.
Smaller things you'll notice
- Voices and music you accept in the Composer now stay put when you switch panels or leave the page.
- Saved Kling 3 and Kling O3 shots open as Kling 4, with their references in place.
No fal key? Try Kling 4 for $5
When you press Generate without a fal key, Frameliq offers a one-time pack: $5 for 300 Media credits. No subscription and no fal account. A 5-second Kling 4 shot at 720p costs about 79 Media credits, and every Generate button shows the cost before you press it.
If you want more, Creator Plus ($29/month) includes 800 Media credits every month.
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The Frameliq Team
