OpenLuxKling models API
Kling 3.0 generates short video clips from text or from a still image for $0.196 per request on OpenLux, with camera movement you direct in the prompt.
Calling Kling models on OpenLux
Video generation starts from one of two places: a scene you describe, or a still you already have. Kling 3.0 handles both, and its camera control is what makes the output usable in an edit — a deliberate push-in, pan or hold rather than an arbitrary drift.
Cost is the reason video is usually evaluated carefully before it is adopted. Per-request metering on OpenLux makes a storyboard budgetable: five candidate shots cost about a dollar, and the console shows the spend as each one finishes.
Because video shares the endpoint with text, image and audio models, a single pipeline can go from script to artwork to clip to soundtrack without a second integration or a second invoice.
Why teams call Kling on OpenLux
Text to video
Scene, subject and motion described in the prompt and rendered as a clip.
Image to video
Animate a still — product shot, key visual or illustration — as the starting frame.
Camera control
Direct the virtual camera so shots match an editing plan instead of drifting.
Budgetable shots
$0.196 per request, so the cost of a sequence is known before it is generated.
Rates for Kling models
| Model | Category | Rate | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| kling-3.0 | Audio & video | $0.196 per request | — |
Rates are USD, metered pay as you go with no subscription. See the full model catalogue and pricing plans for credit allowances.
Where Kling models fit
Social video
Produce clips for feeds and ads without a shoot, iterating concepts while they are cheap.
Product motion
Turn existing product imagery into moving footage for landing pages.
Previsualisation
Generate candidate shots to test an idea before committing to production.
Kling on OpenLux questions
How much does Kling 3.0 cost on OpenLux?
$0.196 per request, metered pay as you go — roughly twenty cents per generated clip.
How do I call Kling 3.0?
Send "model": "kling-3.0" to the OpenLux endpoint with your key, describing the scene in the prompt or supplying a starting image.
Can I control camera movement?
Yes. Camera direction is part of the prompt, so you can request a stable shot, a slow push-in or a pan.
Do video models need separate tooling?
No. Video, text, image and audio models share one endpoint, one key and one bill on OpenLux.
Start calling Kling models today
One OpenLux key covers Kling and every other provider in the catalogue, metered in USD with real-time cost in the console.