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Start with a text prompt to shape an original character, from facial features and hairstyle to clothing, expression, pose, and visual style. If you already have a specific look in mind, add reference images to guide the result more closely. Kling IMAGE 3.0 Omni supports creative directions ranging from realistic and cinematic characters to anime-inspired, fantasy, and CG-style designs.

Once you have a character you like, use Kling IMAGE 3.0 Omni Series Mode to build a connected set of images around it. Explore new expressions, viewpoints, scenes, and story moments while keeping the character and overall visual direction consistent across the series. It's well suited for storyboards, comics, campaign concepts, social content, and ongoing character development.

Create a reusable Character Element from a reference image, multiple views, or a supported character video. You can start with one main image and let Kling AI generate additional views, add your own reference angles for more visual information, or use a video to capture richer character details. Once saved, the Element can be called up again in supported image and video workflows without redefining the character from scratch.







I use Kling AI daily to push the limits of AI filmmaking. It allows me to create highly cinematic content, blending AI and VFX to develop innovative projects. It has significantly impacted my creative process, enabling me to achieve complex animations that would otherwise require high production budgets.

I’ve been using Kling AI since its initial release, and it’s remained one of the leading AI media generators ever since. With Kling AI, I’ve created hundreds of videos, collectively amassing millions of views.

Kling AI has transformed my workflow by collapsing timelines and democratizing production. It’s shifted my mindset from resource-dependent filmmaking to a boundless creative sandbox, where experimentation yields unexpected beauty.
Use the photo you already have as the starting point. Repair visible damage, improve faded areas, guide familiar faces with references, and create a higher-resolution version when you need it.