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Turn text or a photo into short AI videos — a community connector for Kling's video models.

Describe a short video or give a photo and Kling animates it for you.

Turn it on

★ Hand-picked walkthrough

Ultimate Kling 3.0 Guide — How to use Kling AI for beginners

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  1. 1

    Turn on Kling in your AI

    Add the Kling MCP server (one npx command) with your Kling API keys, then ask your AI to animate a photo or make a clip.

  2. 2

    Add your key

    Paste your Kling API key when your app asks for it — that links your account.

  3. 3

    Just ask

    Tell it what you want in plain words — no special commands.

    For example, say

    “Animate this product photo into a 5-second clip with a slow zoom-in, vertical 9:16.”

Copy one, paste it to your AI, watch it work.

Vertical product clip

“Animate this product photo into a 5-second vertical clip with a slow zoom.”

Make a character talk

“Make this character say 'welcome to my channel' with lip-sync.”

  • You want short clips from a photo or text
  • You want a quick one-line install
  • You want a free tier to try it
  • × You need an official, vendor-backed connector
  • × You need watermark-free output on the free tier

Kling makes short AI videos from a text description or a photo, plus extras like lip-sync and effects. A community connector lets an assistant like Claude generate clips for you, calling Kling's official developer API.

It's community-built (not by Kling) and installs in one line with npx; you bring your Kling API keys.

No workflows use Kling yet. Browse all recipes for copy-paste setups.

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What does Kling do? +

Kling makes short AI videos from a text description or a photo, plus extras like lip-sync and effects. A community connector lets an assistant like Claude generate clips for you, calling Kling's official developer API.

Do I need to know how to code? +

No. Turn it on in your AI's settings and ask in plain English — no terminal, no coding.

When should I use Kling? +

Reach for it when you need to: You want short clips from a photo or text; You want a quick one-line install; You want a free tier to try it.

When should I avoid Kling? +

Skip it when: You need an official, vendor-backed connector; You need watermark-free output on the free tier.

Is Kling free? +

Kling has a free tier.

How do I install Kling? +

Add it to your client config with npx mcp-kling. Copy-paste configs for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf are at the top of this page.