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Kling 3.0 Prompt Examples — Text & Image to Video
Practical Kling 3.0 prompt examples for cinematic shots, product videos and image-to-video workflows, based on the model-specific prompting profile tracked by GenVideoKit.
How to structure prompts for Kling 3.0
Make the start state, subject motion, camera motion and end state explicit. Keep identity constraints separate from movement instructions.
Cinematic
Start: black sports car centered in a wet Tokyo street at night. Subject motion: accelerate smoothly through shallow standing water, realistic tire spray. Camera motion: low parallel tracking shot, constant distance, no sudden orbit. End state: car exits toward the bright intersection while neon reflections remain stable on the body.
Product
Start with the watch face fully readable in a centered macro shot. Rotate the watch 20 degrees clockwise while the camera performs a slow push-in. Keep bezel geometry, strap texture and dial markings unchanged. End on a clean three-quarter hero angle with stable highlights.
Image → Video
Use the reference as the exact first-state composition. Keep face, hair, clothing and background fixed. The woman rises from the chair, takes one step forward and looks left; camera tracks gently to the right. End with her standing near the window in the same room.