Kling Ai Is Now Globally Available | How To Use Kling Ai

The script introduces Click AI, a publicly released AI tool that is free and open to everyone. It highlights the web interface at clingai.com, which offers options for AI images, AI videos, and an upcoming video editor. The focus is on the AI video generator, which allows users to create videos from text or images. New users receive 66 free credits daily, which expire after 24 hours. The script demonstrates the text-to-video feature, explaining the interface, settings like creativity scale, performance vs. high-quality mode, video length, aspect ratio, and camera controls. It also mentions the unique negative prompts feature, not found in competitor Luma AI, which allows users to specify what not to include in the video. The video generation process is showcased, with an example of creating a video of a man riding a dirt bike in a desert, noting the time taken and the quality of the output.

The script continues with more examples of video generation using Click AI, comparing it to Luma AI, its direct competitor. It describes the process of creating a video of a panda wearing sunglasses playing guitar, adjusting the creativity level and camera controls to achieve a rolling effect. The video is praised for its realism, especially the water movement and sunshine, and is considered superior to Luma AI's output. The script then moves on to the image-to-video model, demonstrating how to upload an image and generate a video with a simple prompt. The resulting video is noted for its natural-looking breathing motion, a testament to Click AI's ability to add life to static images. Another example is given, creating a video of a child paragliding, which looks very natural with no morphing effects or background transitions. The script concludes with a mention of the current limitation of six videos per day and the anticipation of upcoming premium plans, inviting viewers to check out Click AI via the provided link.