Kling 1.6 I2V Pro

Kling v1.6 I2V Pro — kwaivgi/kling-v1.6-i2v-pro

Kling v1.6 I2V Pro is an image-to-video (I2V) model that turns a reference image into a short, coherent video clip driven by your prompt. It’s designed for stable motion, strong subject consistency, and cinematic camera control, making it a solid choice for product shots, character shots, and ad-style sequences.

What it’s good at

• Image-to-Video (I2V): animate a single input image into a short clip
• Prompt-driven motion: control action, pacing, and camera movement via text
• Subject consistency: keep the main subject recognizable across frames
• Cinematic framing: works well with “director-style” prompts (shots, lenses, camera moves)

Inputs

• Prompt (required): describe subject, motion, environment, lighting, and camera
• Negative prompt (optional): specify what to avoid (e.g., blur, jitter, distortion)
• Image (required): the starting reference image
• End image (optional): guide the clip to land closer to a target final frame

Key parameters

• Duration: 5s (and other supported durations depending on the deployment)

• Guidance scale: controls how strictly the generation follows the prompt

  • Lower: more natural/loose motion
  • Higher: stronger prompt adherence (can reduce naturalness if pushed too high)

Prompting tips (I2V)

• Write like a director: Subject + Action + Scene + Camera + Style
• Add motion verbs and pacing words: turns, steps forward, spins, slowly, rapidly
• Specify the camera: close-up, wide shot, dolly-in, orbit, handheld, slow pan
• Use the end image when you need a clear “arrival” (pose change, composition shift, scene progression)
• Keep negative prompts practical: blurry, jittery, flicker, distorted, low quality, inconsistent motion

Common use cases

• Ad creatives: animate a product/portrait image into multiple short variants fast
• Character motion tests: generate subtle facial/body motion and camera movement
• Scene continuation: use an end image to guide story progression within a short clip
• Style exploration: try different cinematography directions without re-shooting assets

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