If you searched for “King AI” video, you may mean Kling AI. The existing Image to Video and Text to Video workflows are the right VidKiss starting points for the Kling 3.0 model shown in the selector. This guide uses the name Kling because that is the current label shown in the product; it does not introduce a new model or claim a separate “King AI” service.
These suggested prompts are not examples of tested outputs; use them as editable starting directions.
1. Match the input to the job
Use Text to Video when you need the model to invent the composition from a description. Use Image to Video when a still already defines the subject, first frame, product, or setting. The image workflow can help anchor a composition, but it does not guarantee exact identity, hands, text, or continuity. Upload only a reference image you are allowed to use.
2. Write the shot in control-sized clauses
Name the subject and action first, then add one camera movement, one light cue, and an ending. A useful starting direction is: “A cyclist in a yellow rain jacket rides across a quiet bridge; the camera tracks beside them at shoulder height, wet pavement reflects overcast light, and the clip ends as they slow beside the railing.” Keep the action visible. If a prompt asks for three unrelated events, the short clip may rush or omit one.
3. Check the exact controls and quote
Select the Kling option shown in the VidKiss model selector and confirm the live duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and audio controls. These controls can vary by model and account state. Read the exact credit quote beside Generate before each submission. A lower duration or a different setting can change both the cost and what the clip has time to show, so do not copy an old number from a screenshot.
4. Review one variable at a time
Watch the first and last moments, subject consistency, camera path, clothing, hands, and any requested speech. If the camera is right but the action is unclear, keep the camera clause and simplify the action. If the composition is wrong, start from a still with Image to Video. The result is a generated interpretation; moderation and the current credit and refund rules still apply.
For a more general prompt structure, read the AI video prompt guide. If you want a focused template, try the AI Animated Story Generator or browse the effects directory before starting another Kling request.
