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Kling 3.0 vs Veo 3.1

Both reach 4K. Kling 3.0 bills per second and goes to 15 seconds with up to seven reference faces; Veo 3.1 bills per 8-second clip in three quality tiers. Kling suits character work and variable lengths; Veo Lite suits a cheap, fixed-length establishing shot.

Price and limits

Kling 3.0Veo 3.1
MakerKuaishouGoogle
Max clip length15 s8 s
Audionative, optionalnative, always on
Image to videoyesyes
Billedper 10-second clipper finished clip
720p◉ 176 · $0.70—
1080p◉ 225 · $0.90—
4k◉ 838 · $3.35—
4 s · 720p—◉ 38 · $0.15
6 s · 720p—◉ 38 · $0.15
8 s · 720p—◉ 38 · $0.15
4 s · 1080p—◉ 44 · $0.17
6 s · 1080p—◉ 44 · $0.17
8 s · 1080p—◉ 44 · $0.17
4 s · 4k—◉ 188 · $0.75
6 s · 4k—◉ 188 · $0.75
8 s · 4k—◉ 188 · $0.75

Per-second models are quoted at 10 s for Kling 3.0 and 8 s for Veo 3.1; per-clip models at their fixed length. Read from the same rate table the Generate button uses. One credit is $0.004.

Pick Kling 3.0 when

  • The same characters must appear across clips.
  • You want a length other than 8 seconds.
  • You are iterating and want to pay per second.

Pick Veo 3.1 when

  • A fixed 8-second shot is what you need.
  • You want the cheapest Google-quality entry (Lite).
  • You will upgrade a single hero shot to Veo Quality.

Try both on free credits

Same prompt, both models, prices on the button. Free details: Kling 3.0 free · Veo 3.1 free.

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