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Kling V3 Omni Image

Direct composition, camera language and visual continuity from one image brief.

Create with Kling V3 Omni Image
Enter the director board
Director board

Write a scene that a camera could actually shoot

Image 3.0 Omni is not only a resolution upgrade. Its official guide focuses on narrative understanding of framing, viewpoint, shot size, light and depth, so still images can serve storyboards, pre-visualization and scene design.

Subject carries continuity. Camera carries meaning. Light carries mood.
SCENE / 01Six-frame narrative storyboard diagram

One courier arrives, observes, acts and resolves at a coastal observatory. Six shots vary framing and angle while preserving character, place and cold blue light.

  • SubjectOne courier
  • SceneCoastal observatory
  • ActionArrive and enter
  • Camera28mm · Low angle
  • LightCold blue ambience
Six connected frames of one courier at a coastal observatory: wide arrival, entrance, over-the-shoulder view, emotional close-up, low-angle action and overhead resolution
  1. WSEstablish
  2. MSArrival
  3. OTSObserve
  4. CUEmotion
  5. LOWAction
  6. TOPResolve
Visual study

Hold the visual world steady, then vary camera and deliverable

The character set preserves identity, place and light. The product set preserves material, colour and context. Only framing, angle and the job of each image change.

The same courier and coastal observatory shown as an environmental wide shot, over-the-shoulder medium shot and character close-up
CAMERA / 01Change narrative distance with shot size
Three campaign views of the same cobalt-blue glass perfume bottle: hero close-up, side profile and coastal environmental image
SERIES / 02Preserve a series through material and colour
Official strengths

Four official strengths behind Image 3.0 Omni

The official guide focuses on narrative visual structure, connected image sets, high-resolution delivery and consistent texture, light and material detail.

FRAME

Structured cinematic composition

Direct shot size, viewpoint, framing, focal character, light and depth of field as parts of one narrative image.

SERIES

Related image series

The official Image Series mode can extend text, one image or multiple references into connected visual sequences and batch variations.

4K

Native 2K and 4K output

Use higher-resolution delivery for pre-visualization, scene design, campaign artwork and material-focused product images.

MATCH

Stronger detail consistency

Preserve recurring subjects, wardrobe patterns, props, scene dressing, visual tone and material qualities across a creative direction.

Availability

Official model capabilities and current workspace access are not the same thing

Image Series is an official Kling capability. The current Flux Art workspace first exposes single-request generation and reference editing. The two scopes are separated below.

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Flux Art workspace

  • Text-to-image generation
  • Editing with up to 10 references
  • 1K / 2K / 4K output
  • 8 fixed ratios plus Auto
  • Negative prompt for text generation
Official · Not currently exposed

Kling Image Series mode

  • Text-to-image series
  • Single-image series
  • Multi-reference series
  • Batch revision and unified refinement
  • Automatic image-count recommendation
Camera grammar

Do not just ask for cinematic. Say how the camera observes.

The official guide demonstrates shot size, framing, angle, focal length, aperture, tone and lighting. Writing them in viewing order makes the prompt closer to an executable camera brief.

  1. FRAME

    Choose the shot size

    Use wide shots for space, medium shots for relationships and close-ups for emotion or decisive detail.

  2. ANGLE

    Set the viewing angle

    Eye level, high angle, low angle, over-the-shoulder and bird's-eye views change power and information order.

  3. LENS

    Add lens and depth

    Use focal length, depth of field and focus placement to define space instead of relying on the word cinematic.

  4. LIGHT

    Give light a narrative job

    Define key-light direction, ambient colour, contrast and time of day so connected images share one visual logic.

Director briefs

Kling V3 Omni Image prompt structures

Treat each prompt as a compact director brief. State what happens, how the camera observes it and what must remain continuous.

Before sunrise, a courier walks toward an abandoned circular concrete coastal observatory with warm light at its entrance beneath a cold blue skyFilm pre-visualization

Narrative keyframe

A lone courier reaches an abandoned coastal observatory before sunrise. Wide establishing shot from a low angle, the figure small against the circular concrete structure, cold blue ambient light with one warm doorway, 28mm lens, deep focus, restrained cinematic color, realistic salt-worn materials.

Two characters hold a tense conversation inside a subway car in an eye-level medium shot under cool fluorescent lightCharacter scene

Reference-led dialogue frame

Use Image 1 for the first character, Image 2 for the second character and Image 3 for the subway location. Create an over-the-shoulder dialogue frame at eye level. Keep both faces and wardrobe recognizable, cool fluorescent lighting, shallow depth of field, tense but controlled composition.

An unbranded cobalt-blue glass perfume bottle displayed on a pale stone plinth against a coastal dawnBrand visual system

Connected campaign direction

Use the same cobalt perfume bottle, stone pedestal and dawn palette across a coherent campaign direction. Hero close-up, side profile and environmental wide shot should share material texture, light direction and premium editorial tone. Reserve clean negative space for copy.

Flux Art

How to use Kling V3 Omni Image in Flux Art

Kling AI positions Image 3.0 Omni around cinematic narrative expression, related image series, native 2K/4K output and stronger detail consistency.

Create with Kling V3 Omni Image
  1. 01

    Choose generation or reference editing

    Start from text, or add up to ten reference images when characters, products, locations, styles or details need to stay anchored.

  2. 02

    Write the shot, not only the subject

    Describe action, environment, shot size, viewpoint, composition, focal length, light, depth of field and the elements that must remain consistent.

  3. 03

    Select delivery size and review continuity

    Choose 1K, 2K or 4K plus a fixed or automatic ratio, then inspect composition, identity, materials and lighting before refining.

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.

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Kling V3 Omni Image FAQ

What is Kling V3 Omni Image?

Kling V3 Omni Image is Kling AI's IMAGE 3.0 Omni model for AI image generation and reference-based editing. Its official guide focuses on cinematic visual storytelling, image-series generation, native 2K/4K output and consistent subjects, textures, lighting and materials.

Is Kling V3 Omni Image the same as Kling IMAGE 3.0 Omni?

Yes. Kling AI uses the name IMAGE 3.0 Omni in its official guide and workspace. Flux Art displays Kling V3 Omni Image as the model name; Kling Image 3.0 Omni and Kling AI Image 3.0 Omni are aliases for the same model family entry.

Can Kling V3 Omni Image generate and edit images?

Yes. Flux Art's current model configuration includes text-to-image generation and reference-image editing. Use generation mode to start from a written brief, or editing mode when existing characters, products, scenes, styles or details should guide the result.

How many reference images can I use?

The current Flux Art workflow accepts up to 10 reference images for Kling V3 Omni Image, matching the 1–10 reference range shown in Kling AI's Omni image workspace. Give every reference a clear role so the model knows which subject, scene, style or detail it should control.

What is Image Series mode?

Kling AI's official Image Series mode creates connected sets from text, one image or multiple reference images. It supports coherent narrative scenes, batch image operations and an Auto option that recommends an image count. Flux Art does not currently expose this Series mode, so it is documented here as an official model capability rather than an available workspace control.

What resolutions does Kling V3 Omni Image support?

Kling AI documents native 2K and 4K output for IMAGE 3.0 Omni. Flux Art's current model configuration offers 1K, 2K and 4K options for both generation and reference editing; use the options visible in the workspace as the current source of truth.

Which camera controls can I describe in a prompt?

The official guide demonstrates composition, shot size, camera angle, viewing direction, focal length, aperture, tone, lighting and depth of field. These are natural-language prompt instructions rather than separate camera hardware controls.

How should I write a cinematic storyboard prompt?

Describe the subject, location and action first, then state the shot size, viewpoint, composition, lens, light and depth of field. Finish with continuity rules for faces, wardrobe, props, architecture, materials and colour so every requested frame belongs to the same visual world.

How can I keep characters or products consistent?

Use clear reference images, assign one responsibility to each image and list the details that must not change. For a character, name face, hair and wardrobe; for a product, name shape, label placement, material and colour; for a series, repeat the same light and visual tone.

When should I choose 4K instead of 2K?

Choose 4K when the final image needs closer inspection, larger presentation or detailed material rendering, such as scene design, high-definition posters, brand visuals or product texture studies. Use 2K for earlier direction finding when faster review matters more than the largest delivery size.

Can Kling V3 Omni Image results be used commercially?

Commercial use depends on the current Flux Art and Kling AI terms and on the rights attached to prompts and reference images. Before publishing client or advertising work, review the latest terms and confirm permission for people, brands, copyrighted characters and source assets.