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News Abstract
By: PointLine Media Research & Editorial Team
Topic:Arts & Media,Business,Technology
September 29, 2026
Kuaishou has launched a preview for Kling 4.0, an update to its AI video generation platform. The release focuses on longer generation times, allowing for 30-second clips natively, with an experimental mode supporting two-minute sequences at 1080p.
A significant addition is the Omni Reference system, which allows users to upload up to 15 assets to maintain character consistency and lighting across different shots. This feature aims to solve common issues regarding continuity and visual resetting during camera angle changes.
The update also introduces native 4K output to improve texture and clarity without needing external upscaling tools. Furthermore, the system now generates synchronized audio, including dialogue and ambient noise, directly alongside the video visuals.
The AI video industry is shifting from producing short, disconnected clips to enabling long-form, narrative-driven content. By prioritizing character consistency and spatial continuity, developers are attempting to make these tools viable for professional advertising and filmmaking workflows.
This update reflects a broader trend of integrating multi-modal capabilities—such as lip-syncing and sound design—directly into the generation process. As high-resolution output becomes standard, the focus for AI video models is increasingly on production efficiency and reducing the need for post-processing software.