The Kling 2.6 video generator gives you two clip lengths and two output modes for a scene written in words or guided by an image. Choose five seconds for a compact action or ten for a longer reveal. Compare the displayed credit cost before submitting, then preview the finished video from your history.
JPG / PNG input · Credits shown before generation · Video history
Kling 2.6 creates text-to-video and single-image-to-video clips in this workspace. The resolution selection also determines the generation mode: 720p selects standard and 1080p selects professional. Both modes offer five- or ten-second output, so the choice of length stays separate from the choice of resolution.
Input
Text or one JPG / PNG image
Duration
5, 10 seconds
Resolution
720P / 1080P
720p uses standard mode and 1080p uses professional mode. Audio and tail-frame controls are not exposed here.
Videos generated with Kling 2.6
Real outputs created on ImgEdify using the prompts and settings below.
Amber glass reveal
Kling 2.6 · 1280 × 720 · 5s · Text to video
An unlabelled amber perfume bottle stands upright on dark wet slate. A narrow warm light sweeps across its curved glass while the camera makes a gentle forward push. Tiny droplets catch the light; keep the bottle still and sharply defined against a dark background. One elegant studio shot, no text or logos.
Editable briefs, not verified output examples. Add the details that matter to your project.
Five-second bottle reveal
A plain perfume bottle rests on a stone plinth. A narrow band of light moves over the glass while the camera makes a small forward push. Keep the bottle upright.
A train approaches a quiet snowy station. Begin with an empty platform, then let the train enter slowly from the distance. Hold a single stable viewpoint.
Using the uploaded image as the starting frame, add a gentle turn and slight fabric movement. Keep the subject framed consistently and avoid sudden camera cuts.
Upload your own starting image · 1080P · 5 seconds · 9:16
You can use any free credits available in your account toward the displayed price. Sign-in, sufficient credits, and an enabled model are required; additional credits may be needed.
1. Choose a brief or still
Describe a scene, or switch to image-to-video and upload one JPG or PNG.
2. Pick standard or professional
Choose 720p for standard mode or 1080p for professional, then choose 5 or 10 seconds.
3. Review the price
Sign in and check the credit total for the selected combination. Account free credits can be used if sufficient.
4. Inspect movement
Open the completed video in history and assess framing and subject motion before downloading.
Why use Kling 2.6 on ImgEdify?
Two clear timing options
Use a five-second beat or a ten-second shot without navigating a long duration list.
Resolution selects the mode
The workspace maps 720p to standard and 1080p to professional automatically.
Square video composition
Use 1:1 alongside landscape 16:9 and portrait 9:16 for text-led scenes.
Who is this workflow for?
Ad concept designers
Compare a short reveal with a longer product movement before editing a campaign.
720p selects standard mode and 1080p selects professional mode. Both support text input or one starting image.
Can I generate a seven-second Kling clip?
No. This model offers exactly 5 or 10 seconds in the current workspace.
Does professional mode add an audio control?
No. Although the upstream model has audio capabilities, this page does not expose an audio-generation toggle.
Can I provide both a first and last frame?
This integration accepts one image only. The upstream tail-frame feature is not exposed here.
Can I make a square clip?
Yes. Choose 1:1 for text-to-video. For image-led output, the source composition may influence the resulting frame.
How do free credits work with Kling 2.6?
Sign in, choose a mode and duration, and compare the price with your available balance. Existing free credits can be used, but generation is not unlimited or available without model activation.
Why did my prompt get rejected?
Kling prompts are limited to 2,500 characters here. Unsupported inputs or provider restrictions can also cause failure; read the task error and simplify the brief before retrying.