Kling AI pricing for 2026: free daily credits, Standard, Pro, Premier and Ultra plans, Kling 3.0 Turbo per-second rates, and what a month of clips costs.
Kling AI is the cheapest way into high-quality AI video in 2026. It gives 66 free credits a day, paid plans start under $7, and Kling 3.0 ranks near the top of public quality leaderboards.
The catch is in the details: the newest models cost more, some features sit behind the top tier, and the published per-second rate covers 720p only. This guide covers Kling's plans, its free tier, per-second pricing, and what a month of clips costs. Prices were checked in October 2026.
Kling AI plans at a glance
Standard includes 660 credits a month. Credit allowances for the higher tiers scale up from there; confirm the current numbers on Kling's pricing page before buying.
The free tier
Kling's free tier gives 66 credits every day, with no card required. That is enough to test prompts and compare models for weeks before paying, which is why so many creators start on Kling.
Free generations wait longer in the queue at peak hours, and the newest models and features usually require a paid plan.
Per-second pricing on Kling 3.0 Turbo
Kling 3.0 Turbo, released June 17, 2026, lists rates from about ¥0.8 per second at 720p, roughly $0.11, with audio included. That makes a 15-second clip about $1.65 at 720p.
Kling has not published a 1080p per-second rate for Turbo, so budgets for higher resolutions are estimates. New model generations have also cost more at launch: one pricing tracker recorded a 3x price increase when Kling 2.0 arrived.
What you get for the money
Kling 3.0, launched February 5, 2026, generates up to 15 seconds per request, chains up to 6 connected shots, and includes native audio. Native 4K output arrived in April 2026, and the Omni editing model edits existing clips, including in 4K.
On quality, Kling 3.0 scored 1,251 on the Artificial Analysis text-to-video board in February 2026, and Kling 3.0 Pro scored 1,356 on the LMArena image-to-video board in August 2026.
What a month on Kling costs
- Testing and hobby use: the free tier's 66 daily credits usually cover it.
- A creator posting a few clips a week: Standard at $6.99 a month fits most schedules.
- Daily social output: Pro or Premier, depending on resolution and how many retakes each shot needs.
- API at volume: 60 seconds of finished 720p video a day costs about $6.60 at Turbo rates, or about $200 a month, before retakes.
Where Kling stops
Kling generates clips, not finished videos. A 90-second script needs six 15-second generations, and the voiceover, captions, presenter and edit all happen in other tools.
That is where HeyGen fits. HeyGen runs Kling 3.0 for B-roll inside its editor, next to an Avatar V presenter who reads your script for up to 30 minutes in one pass, and its image to video workflow turns a product still into a talking performance. Creator costs $24 a month billed annually, with Avatar III videos and audio dubbing unlimited.
FAQs
Is Kling AI free?
Yes, partly. Kling gives 66 free credits a day with no card required, which covers testing. Paid plans start at $6.99 a month for faster queues and access to newer models.
How much does Kling AI cost per month?
Kling AI costs $6.99 a month for Standard, $25.99 for Pro, $64.99 for Premier and $127.99 for Ultra at launch ($159.99 on renewal), as of October 2026.
How much does Kling cost per second?
Kling 3.0 Turbo costs about $0.11 per second at 720p, with audio included. Kling has not published a 1080p per-second rate for Turbo.
What is the longest video Kling can make?
Kling 3.0 generates up to 15 seconds per request, with up to 6 connected shots. Longer videos require stitching generations together in an editor.
Can I use Kling inside HeyGen?
Yes. HeyGen runs Kling 3.0, Veo 3.1 and Seedance 2.0 for B-roll inside its AI video generator, so Kling shots sit next to a scripted presenter in one project.
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