Kling AI announced the full global availability of its Kling 4.0 model, the latest generation of AI video generation. The model is now accessible on the official website and brings significant improvements in dynamic motion, creative control and continuous storytelling.
Key new features include native generation of up to 30 seconds in a single pass (doubling the previous 15-second limit), support for up to 10 keyframes to guide specific moments in a scene, and Omni Reference that accepts up to 15 multimodal references (images, videos and subjects, including voice).
The company highlights more stable dynamic motions, improved lip sync and stereo audio. Features such as 10-bit HDR output at 4K and 1080p, 21:9 format and video extension up to 2 minutes are listed as “coming soon”. The creation interface has been updated and there is support for MCP and CLI for automated workflows.
Kling AI claims more than 100 million users and around 50,000 enterprise customers. The model has already been used in commercial productions and award-winning short films, and Adobe confirmed that Kling 4.0 will soon arrive in Firefly.
Full availability follows an early access period that began in September, when the lighter Flash version became available to Ultra Yearly subscribers.
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