Temporal action
Finish each step before the next
Dusting, lifting, folding and placing form a clear sequence instead of happening at once.
Kling V1.6
Control action, timing and camera from text, a first frame, a last frame or two boundary images.
Temporal motion
Four starting points, four prompt responsibilities
Kling V1.6 officially improved motion, temporal action, camera response and visual quality. Flux Art also exposes a last-frame route: first frame describes what follows, last frame explains how the shot arrives, and boundary frames own only the transition.
Motion and timing responseCamera controlFirst and last framesPro boundary framesAdherence and negatives
Camera response
Keep camera position relative to the path
Water-level rear-right tracking and the post-bridge rise stay tied to the kayak.
Last-frame arrival
Work backward from the target frame
The last frame locks lantern, family and lake composition; the prompt owns release, rise and final arrival.
Temporal inputs
Decide which input owns the information
The input route defines existing visual facts. The prompt should supply motion and change instead of competing with the source.
Text to video
Control temporal action and camera from text.
First frame
Describe what happens after a fixed opening.
Pro last frame
Explain how the shot arrives at a fixed ending.
Pro start and end
Constrain the transition with two boundary states.
Core motion
Where Kling V1.6 fits
Use it for clear temporal action, simple camera moves or foundational shots that must depart from or arrive at a specific frame.
Temporal action response
Order preparation, execution, contact and stop to reduce simultaneous or missing steps.
Camera direction
State position, tracking direction, push speed and stop point so subject-camera relation is reviewable.
First, last and boundary frames
Choose one or two images based on where the constraint sits, without redescribing states the image already defines.
Visual quality and expression
Official improvements cover color, light, detail and natural expression; prompts should still constrain headcount and expression range.
Action order
Kling V1.6 director briefs
For each frame route, write only what is missing: after, before, or between two states.
Baking sequence
The baker dusts the table, removes dough, folds inward twice, then places it at board center and releases. Fixed medium with slight push; finish each step before the next; preserve one person, two hands and dough continuity.
Kayak bridge tracking
The first frame owns kayak, stone bridge and green river. Alternating strokes move the boat toward the arch; camera tracks smoothly from rear-right at water level, then rises slightly after the bridge. Preserve boat, paddle, person and flow direction.
Lantern last-frame arrival
The last frame owns lantern high in stars, family on snowy shore and lake composition. Begin lower as the lantern is released, rises and drifts right; camera tilts gently and ends exactly at the frame. Preserve three people, lantern color and shore lights.
Arrival check
How to use Kling V1.6 in Flux Art
Kuaishou released Kling 1.6 in December 2024, highlighting stronger response to motion, temporal action and camera direction, smoother motion and natural expression, plus color, lighting and detail upgrades. Flux Art exposes text, first frame, Pro last frame and Pro boundary frames with Standard, Pro, adherence and negative prompts.
Create with Kling V1.6- Choose constraint positionStart from text, first frame, last frame or boundary frames; last and boundary frames use Pro.
- Write action and camera in timeWrite action steps first, then camera follow, followed by protected people, objects, color and light.
- Set adherence and reviewReview steps, smoothness, expression, camera and frame alignment, then adjust adherence or narrow the brief.
Source notes
Official sources and page information
Model capabilities are summarized from public Kling AI and Kuaishou materials. Available modes, parameters and pricing follow the current Flux Art workspace.
Published
Compare related Kling video models
- Kling V1.5Turn an established visual direction into a controlled short clip with one or two boundary images.
- Kling V2.1Begin with one frame for credible motion, or lock the ending with two boundary images in Pro mode.
- Kling V2 MasterUse a premium route to control action, semantics, cinematic light and explicit artistic style.
- Kling V1Start from text, one first frame or two boundary images to make a focused foundational AI shot.
Kling V1.6 FAQ
What is Kling V1.6?
Kling V1.6 is the December 2024 model upgrade Kuaishou described as improving response to motion, temporal action and camera direction plus motion, expression, color, lighting and detail.
Which workflows are available in Flux Art?
Flux Art exposes text-to-video, first-frame, Pro last-frame and Pro start-and-end-frame workflows.
Which modes are available?
Text and first-frame support Standard and Pro. Last-frame and start-and-end-frame routes are Pro only.
Does Kling V1.6 support negative prompts and adherence?
Yes. Current workflows expose negative prompts and prompt-adherence control.
How should temporal actions be written?
Order preparation, execution, contact and stop, making each step finish before the next begins.
How should camera movement be written?
Specify camera position relative to the subject, tracking direction, movement speed and final stopping position.
What is the last-frame workflow?
A last frame fixes the target ending. The prompt describes how subjects and camera arrive there; the current route uses Pro mode.
How are last frame and start-end frames different?
Last frame constrains only the ending, while start-end frames constrain both boundary states and leave the prompt responsible for the transition.
Can results be used commercially?
Commercial use depends on current Flux Art and model-provider terms and your rights to prompts and reference media. Check the latest terms before client work.