Image-to-Video

This page contains description of Kling Omni O1 Image-to-Video.

What is Kling O1 Reference-to-Video?

Kling’s Image-to-Video mode allows you to generate a video by providing a start and end frame. Kling uses these reference images to create smooth transitions, generating intermediate frames that connect the start and end, turning static images into dynamic video content.

This mode is ideal for turning still images into short video sequences, whether you’re looking to create motion between two scenes or develop a unique visual flow.

How to Use?

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Select the "Image-to-Video" Mode: From the Kling model options, choose Image-to-Video to start the process.

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Upload Start and End Frames: Provide two key images—one for the start of the video and one for the end. These frames serve as the basis for Kling’s video generation.

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Set Parameters: Choose the video duration, resolution, and output format that best suits your needs.

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Generate the Video: Click Generate, and Kling will create a seamless video transitioning between your start and end frames.

Example Scenarios You Can Create:

• Scene Transitions: Turn a static image of a landscape into a moving scene by generating a transition that shifts from day to night or from one weather condition to another.

• Object Movement: Animate a still image of a character or object to create a movement sequence, like a car driving down a street or a person walking through a scene.

• Artistic Flow: Use the images to create artistic motion, where elements such as lighting or background change gradually from the start frame to the end frame.