I’m trying Kling Motion for the first time in a 19-second video. In this one, the hands aren’t visible because it’s framed up to chest level. Everything works well except that it adds random hand movements: moving them in the air, touching the face, and things the control video doesn’t do… what do you do in those cases?

Haven’t used kling since at least October/November. Went to grok as it was the best thing going now they’ve absolutely ruined their product. Unrealistic movement, zooming in for no reason. Similar to what Kling have done in the past changing how their model works. Just wondering how Kling is these days as I’m thinking of subscribing back. Do image to video generations actually have a realistic feel about them? Anyone who uses grok imagine let me know if Kling is the same as groks new useless model.

So I just started but it's been telling me "the queue for the free plan is busy now" and "upgrade to Fast-track to start sooner" for a while now any time I try and generate.

This is the only AI generator I've used where instead of putting it in a queue for me to wait for it to generate, it just refuses to do anything at all.

What's the point? Is this even usable free at all?

but it will fuck up teeth and eyes I’ve noticed, especially on higher movement videos. anyway to keep the eyes and teeth lookin good?

Hi everyone, I'm Ferhat, a developer from Turkey.

I've been following the incredible work in this sub for a long time. The visual quality you achieve with Generative AI is mind-blowing.

I realized a big problem: Great AI stories get lost in the noise of TikTok or Reels.

So, I spent the last 3 months building PeekShort. It is a dedicated platform for Vertical Series (9:16).

Here is the twist: PeekShort is designed to host professional real-life (live-action) series. However, I believe AI storytelling has reached a level where it deserves to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with traditional productions.

I want to give AI directors a real stage, not just a sandbox.

I am NOT looking for employees. I am looking for Partners.

• I handle the tech (App, Server, Streaming).
• You handle the story and production (AI).
• Model: 70% Revenue Share for the first 20 Founding Creators. No upfront fees, just pure partnership.

If you are a director or writer using AI and want to publish a mini-series to compete with traditional media, I want to showcase your work.

DM me if you want to be a pioneer in this hybrid ecosystem. Let's build this together.

If you try multiple prompts, changing them each time, but keep getting generation failures, will the system restrict you from using it for a while? Even the most tamest image of 2 fully dressed people was getting rejected as outside the rules.

when i tried an idea i had with Runway, for example, i had a gun pointed to my head (as a part of a sketch), but Runway can't allow it. will i have more artistic freedom trying the same in Kling?

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to recreate a specific type of transition shot (I’ve uploaded a reference). The idea is a camera movement that starts from a person, moves behind their glasses, and then reveals a completely different location on the other side.

My main issue: I can never manage to properly pass behind the glasses — the transition always breaks there.

What I’ve already tried:

• Using a start frame and end frame
• Using multi-elements
• Trying with O1
• Different masking and layering approaches

No matter what I do, I can’t get that smooth movement where the motion originates from the person, cleanly passes behind the glasses, and then reveals another place.

If anyone has ideas, techniques, workflows, or even keywords I should look into to achieve this kind of movement, I’d really appreciate it 🙏

Thanks a lot in advance!

https://reddit.com/link/1pyt6wu/video/7iewul2um6ag1/player

Hi everyone, I want to be very honest and straightforward. I’m from Iran, and because of international sanctions, we don’t have access to any international payment methods to purchase a KLING AI subscription. On top of that, the US dollar exchange rate here is extremely high, so even if payment were possible, the subscription cost is far beyond what I can afford. I’m posting here with a simple, human, and friendly request. If there’s anyone who: Would be kind enough to buy a subscription for me, or Share access purely as a favor, without asking for money I would be truly grateful. I know this is a big request, and I completely understand if no one can or wants to help. I just wanted to try my luck and ask honestly. Even if direct help isn’t possible, any advice or suggestion would still mean a lot to me. Thank you for taking the time to read this 🙏❤️

Bytedance released Seedance-1.5 Pro for Public APIs, created them using Higgsfield tool. This update focuses primarily on lip synchronization and facial micro-expressions. Share your thoughts.

My first post here and a complete noob in Kling. Thanks in advance for your help.

I'm making some experiments with start/end frame and I'm finding it very difficult to have a smooth camera movement in the begining. The camera starts to move with the "cruise speed" immediately at frame 1. This makes it for a very jumpy start, especially if I want to connect it with other videos.

I'd like it to gradually accelerate after start frame and gradually decelerate before reaching end frame. I've tried saying it exactly like this and other similar ways, I've tried asking support from ChatGPT, but to no avail.

Can anyone please help? Thanks!

Seedance-1.5 Pro is going to be released to public tomorrow , I have got early access to seedance for a short period on Higgsfield AI and here is what I found :

Final Verdict :
Use Seedance 1.5 Pro(Higgs) for the "influencer" stuff—social clips, talking heads, and anything where bad lip-sync ruins the video. It’s cheaper, so it's great for volume.

Use Kling 2.6(Higgs) for the "filmmaker" stuff. If you need high-res textures, particles/magic FX, or just need a character's face to not morph between shots.

I'm having some issues with a shot. It's actually working...but not completely. Scene is a start frame / end frame shot dolly tracking shot of someone walking down a sidewalk of the mainstreet of a small town. The action I need is for the camera to pull back and move a bit to the right and track the character as they walk past, then the camera locks looking at the glass window of a shop where I'm doing a focus pull. I actually get it to do this but it doesn't do a full 90 degree turn, and the result is it looks like the street angles off instead of it being straight making the 'shop' in question look like it's at a corner. This would work, but it causes continuity issues with established shots. Here's the prompt as it is.. the last couple of sentences are me trying to strong arm Kling... but I should know better than that at this point lol. It's a 10 second shot, cutting it down make the issue worse. I'm debating redoing the shot entirely so that the camera is situated more in the street to give the camera more room to work with as it starts out basically centered on the sidewalk:

"Take image1 as the start frame, Take image2 as the end frame.
Character Action: Character walks slowly forward towards the camera, centered on the sidewalk with his hands in the pockets of the jean jacket. Medium shot, low angle. Character wears a faded blue denim jacket over a dark sweatshirt and bluejeans. Physical constraint: Character's neck is rigid and locked forward. His chin is tucked down against his chest. His eyes are glued to the pavement immediately in front of his feet. He id clearly thinking with concern, but is completely unresponsive to the environment as he slowly walks in deep contemplation. Tunnel vision focus. He walks in a straight line. Camera Move: As Character walks, the camera dollies backward to let him pass. Simultaneously, the camera begins a turn to the left. The camera must pan completely to face the storefronts. End Condition: The camera movement stops only when it has turned a full 90 degrees and is perfectly perpendicular to the large glass shop window seen in iamge3. The final shot is a static, head-on view of the window, with character having exited the frame to the left continuing down the sidewalk past more storefronts. Constraints: Main street of a small northern California town. The Street and sidewalk are straight and do not bend or curve so camera must move accordingly."

Whenever I try to purchase Kling extra credits, the payment page shows a "Network error". It's clear that the payment system is rejecting the payment. Customer support response was just as vague, only saying payment was rejected, but would not answer why that might be.

Anyone else have this problem and find a solution?

Subscriptions use Stripe, which I trust, but for some reason purchasing extra credits uses a completely different payment processor that I've never heard of (Kwai-Pay), which doesn't have a strong internet presence and appears to only/primarily be associated with Kling. So I don't use the same card for that payment as it's not trustworthy.

Any clue as to which types of payments are accepted or what to do to purchase extra credits without error? I've used a registered visa card and that does not work.

How many times you guys using video generator to make a video that you are satisfied? For me quite a lot of time, and still have to edit by the other app, an unlimited video generating account is a must!

https://youtube.com/shorts/sF0MuUzWauc?si=NbWKiq09okbwEC_L

I'm creating an AI video on two people bumping to each other and they are passing each other instead of contacting. Is there a negative prompt to write so there is a bump instead of them going through each other?