
Kling Video O1 Image-to-Video API by Kuaishou
Kling Omni Video O1 Image-to-Video transforms static images into dynamic cinematic videos using MVL (Multi-modal Visual Language) technology. Maintains subject consistency while adding natural motion, physics simulation, and seamless scene dynamics. Ready-to-use REST API, best performance, no coldstarts, affordable pricing.
Kling Omni Video O1 — Image-to-Video
Kling Omni Video O1 is Kuaishou's groundbreaking unified multi-modal video model. The Image-to-Video mode brings your static images to life with intelligent motion, maintaining perfect subject consistency while adding natural dynamics and cinematic quality.
🌟 Key Capabilities
Intelligent Image Animation
Transform any image into a flowing video sequence:
- Adds natural, physics-based motion to static subjects
- Preserves original image details and composition
- Creates smooth, realistic transitions
Subject Consistency
Advanced understanding of input images ensures:
- Stable character identity across all frames
- Consistent props and scene elements
- Maintained color tones and lighting style
Multi-Modal Understanding
Combine your image with text prompts to control:
- Direction and type of motion
- Camera movements and angles
- Scene dynamics and atmosphere
🎬 Core Features
- Motion Intelligence — AI understands what should move and how
- Detail Preservation — Original image quality maintained throughout
- Physics Simulation — Natural, believable movement patterns
- Prompt Control — Guide animation with text descriptions
🚀 How to Use
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Upload Your Image Provide a high-quality source image as the starting frame.
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Add Motion Prompt (Optional) Describe the desired motion, camera movement, or scene dynamics.
Example: "Gentle wind blowing through hair, soft camera push-in, leaves falling in background"
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Set Parameters Choose duration, resolution, and output format.
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Generate Receive your animated video with natural motion.
💰 Pricing
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Per Second | $0.0896 |
Billed per second of output video duration.
💡 Pro Tips
- Use high-resolution, clear source images for best results
- Describe specific motions rather than abstract concepts
- Combine with camera movement terms for cinematic effects
- Works best with images containing clear subjects and depth


















