Core capability
What to use instead, right now
Seedance matches Kling on cinematic scene coherence and adds flexible aspect ratios including vertical 9:16; Wan costs the fewest credits per clip for high-volume iteration on the same idea before a final render.
Evidence
Where Kling stands today
Kuaishou shipped Kling 3.0 in February 2026 with native 4K, 15-second clips, and 60fps — a major jump from the v1.6–v2.1 lineup Artly previously ran. Any Kling tier Artly re-adds will target that current generation rather than the retired one.
Use cases
- Describe a scene for text-to-video, or upload a starting photo for image-to-video.
- Pick Seedance for cinematic coherence or Wan for the lowest credit cost.
- Generate — video generation typically takes a few minutes.
- Download or re-roll with a tweaked prompt if the motion needs adjusting.
Limitations and decision checks
Limitations and decision check
Acceptance test: use this reviewed requirement as a pass/fail criterion on one representative result; compare the result with the requirement and stop, revise, or choose another route if it is not met: Describe a scene for text-to-video, or upload a starting photo for image-to-video.
Motion quality is decided across the whole clip, not by the first frame. Inspect face and limb continuity, camera direction, background drift, and the final frame before accepting a render or extending it.