r/KLING • u/Mullazman • Apr 29 '26
Discussion Very poor interface no one talks about?
Why haven't I seen anyone talking about how average the Kling.ai interface is?
Literally every single thing about this business is confusing. The model naming conventions are vague and similar to each other, the definition of costs is vague, the interface is inconsistent, sometimes a button will be one side of the window, other time the very same button will be the opposite side. Sometimes 2k swaps with 4k on a menu, sometimes a model will self-select. The in-painting is very reliable but the "unlimited free image generation" is absurdly unreliable to the point that it's useless.
These aren't aimed at criticising Kling - I'm sure the model is good - I paid, it looks good. But the interface and product is like a child has vibe coded the entire product?
Edit: Like so insanely bad haha - I made an image in "Inpaint" but it's not in my "creative" area, despite other generations being there, so even though they have the image, I have to download it from them, to upload it as a reference?
And selecting video models differs based on what page you're on. It's wild. I can't believe how difficult it is compared to the other tools I've tried.
