A video from a description
You describe the scene, the setting, the light, and the camera movement. Kling creates a clip of up to 15 seconds, in high definition or 4K, with sound.
Kling AI makes short videos from a written description or an image you give it. You write what you want to see, and a clip of a few seconds appears, with sound. It also creates images. Everything happens on the kling.ai site or in the phone app.
Kling AI has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Standard, €10.00 per month, App Store price in France. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Who it’s for: marketing and communications teams that need a short clip for a post, a presentation, or an event, without a shoot.
You describe the scene, the setting, the light, and the camera movement. Kling creates a clip of up to 15 seconds, in high definition or 4K, with sound.
You provide a photo or a visual, and Kling sets it in motion. It’s the surest way to keep your real product or your real setting on screen.
A clip can’t exceed 15 seconds, but you can extend it in steps. The vendor mentions videos of up to three minutes.
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Prices in euros taken from the App Store listing in France. On its site, Kling publishes its prices in dollars: its plans page, read on October 4, 2026, shows Standard at $8.80 per month ($6.99 the first month), Pro at $32.56 ($25.99), Premier at $80.96 ($64.99), and Ultra at $159.99 ($127.99). Credits per plan noted the same day on that page (660, 3,000, 8,000, and 26,000 per month); we assume a subscription bought in the App Store gives the same. The free account includes no monthly credits according to the plans table. The price of Ultra in euros in the App Store was not recorded. Subscription credits are valid for one month; those bought separately, two years.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Recommended to start | €10.00 per month, App Store price in France | A few clips per month |
| Pro | €39.00 per month, App Store price in France | Regular use |
| Premier | €99.00 per month, App Store price in France | Heavy production |
| Ultra | $159.99 per month on the kling.ai site ($127.99 the first month) | Studios and very large volumes |
| Credit packs | from €1.99 one-time purchase | Occasional need |
Sign-up and the app are free, and every creation uses credits. The free account doesn’t allow commercial use, keeps the Kling watermark, and doesn’t offer 1080p. The number of free credits isn’t published: check your balance after signing up.
Try the free account to judge the result. It doesn’t allow commercial use: to publish a video in your company’s name, you have to pay. For a one-off project, one month of Standard is enough: remember to cancel afterward.
Every image or video costs credits. A subscription gives you an allowance every month.
Your data. Your data is stored in Singapore, and the terms allow Kling to use your content to improve its AI models.
What it does less well
The prompt to copy
A steaming cup of coffee on a wooden office desk next to a laptop, soft morning light from a window, slow camera push-in, realistic, calm atmosphere.
A comparable video tool, with more editing and retouching settings.
Google’s video tool, if your company already uses Gemini.
For ready-made camera moves and clips designed for social media.
If you mainly want a presenter speaking to the camera, in French.
To assemble your clips and add subtitles, music, and the logo.
Standard: €10.00 per month, App Store price in France; Pro: €39.00 per month, App Store price in France; Premier: €99.00 per month, App Store price in France; Ultra: $159.99 per month on the kling.ai site ($127.99 the first month); Credit packs: from €1.99 one-time purchase. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. Sign-up and the app are free, and every creation uses credits. The free account doesn’t allow commercial use, keeps the Kling watermark, and doesn’t offer 1080p. The number of free credits isn’t published: check your balance after signing up.
Your data is stored in Singapore, and the terms allow Kling to use your content to improve its AI models.
Runway: A comparable video tool, with more editing and retouching settings. Google Flow: Google’s video tool, if your company already uses Gemini. Higgsfield: For ready-made camera moves and clips designed for social media. HeyGen: If you mainly want a presenter speaking to the camera, in French. CapCut: To assemble your clips and add subtitles, music, and the logo.
Page checked on October 3, 2026. Brands are named to identify the tools. No affiliation.