KlingAI Free Loops: AI-Generated Methods

Yes. If the first result is close but the color still needs adjustment, you can refine the instruction with a different shade, tone, or target area. Kling IMAGE 3.0 also lets you use reference images to guide the desired palette or visual tone, which is useful when a written color description alone does not capture the look you want.

Yes. AI recoloring can focus on a selected object or area, which is useful when the rest of the image already looks right. Kling IMAGE 3.0 supports targeted re-editing, so you can identify the object or region that needs a new color and describe the shade you want. It can also help retain other subjects, background details, and the original composition.

Yes. You can include a color name, more detailed shade description, or hex code in your prompt to communicate the direction you want. You can also use a reference image when you have a visual example of the target palette or tone. Because color appearance is affected by lighting, shadows, reflections, and materials, the generated result may not reproduce a color value exactly in every part of the image.