kling 2.1. - Branding Visuals & Cinematic Compositions

Kling can be used to rework visible parts of an old photo, add color, revise the tone, or generate replacements for damaged areas. However, it is a generative image editor rather than a dedicated archival restoration tool. Edits may reinterpret details that are unclear or missing from the source. For family records, museum materials, or historically important photographs, compare the result with the original and avoid treating generated details as factual recovery.

Kling AI can remove or replace objects, change backgrounds, rework portraits and product shots, revise colors and materials, adjust framing and lighting, or reinterpret a photo in another visual style. You can describe the change in writing, add a reference image when a particular look matters, or combine both approaches in the same edit. IMAGE 3.0 supports object and character changes, style transfer, tone adjustments, alternate viewpoints, and feature extraction from reference images.

Kling may redraw visible lettering while making a broader image edit, but it is not a conventional text-layer or document editor. When spelling, font choice, line breaks, or alignment must be exact, complete the visual edit in Kling and add the final copy in a dedicated design or layout tool.