kling-3-prompting

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---
name: kling-3-prompting
description: >
  Write better prompts for Kling 3.0 AI video generation. Use when the user wants
  to create, write, improve, or refine prompts — text-to-video, image-to-video,
  keyframes, multi-shot sequences, or dialogue scenes.
metadata:
  author: aedev-tools
  version: "1.0"
---

## Overview

Kling 3.0 is a unified multimodal video model. It understands **cinematic direction**, not keyword lists. Write prompts like a director — describe what the audience sees, hears, and feels over time.

**Core shift:** Description → Direction. Think "direct a scene" not "describe an image."

## Interactive Builder Workflow

When invoked, guide the user through these steps using `AskUserQuestion`:

```dot
digraph builder {
  "1. Generation mode?" [shape=diamond];
  "Text-to-Video" [shape=box];
  "Image-to-Video" [shape=box];
  "Multi-Shot Sequence" [shape=box];
  "Keyframe Transition" [shape=box];
  "2. Gather scene details" [shape=box];
  "3. Assemble prompt" [shape=box];
  "4. Present & refine" [shape=box];

  "1. Generation mode?" -> "Text-to-Video";
  "1. Generation mode?" -> "Image-to-Video";
  "1. Generation mode?" -> "Multi-Shot Sequence";
  "1. Generation mode?" -> "Keyframe Transition";
  "Text-to-Video" -> "2. Gather scene details";
  "Image-to-Video" -> "2. Gather scene details";
  "Multi-Shot Sequence" -> "2. Gather scene details";
  "Keyframe Transition" -> "2. Gather scene details";
  "2. Gather scene details" -> "3. Assemble prompt";
  "3. Assemble prompt" -> "4. Present & refine";
}
```

### Step 1: Determine Generation Mode

Ask the user which mode:
- **Text-to-Video** — prompt from scratch
- **Image-to-Video** — animate a reference image
- **Multi-Shot Sequence** — 2-6 shot storyboard (up to 15s)
- **Keyframe Transition** — start frame → end frame with interpolated motion

### Step 2: Gather Scene Details

Ask about each element (adapt questions to mode):

| Element | Question | Why it matters |
|---------|----------|----------------|
| **Subject** | Who/what is the focus? Specific appearance details? | Anchors consistency — define distinguishing traits early |
| **Action** | What happens? Describe the timeline (first → then → finally) | Kling 3.0 excels at sequential action over 15s arcs |
| **Environment** | Where? Be specific (not "a street" but "narrow Tokyo alley, steam from grates") | Grounds the scene physically |
| **Camera** | Shot type and movement? (See camera reference below) | Cinematic language produces far better results |
| **Lighting** | What light sources? Name them specifically | "Flickering neon" beats "dramatic lighting" |
| **Mood/Emotion** | What should the audience feel? | Drives color grade, pacing, music |
| **Audio** | Dialogue? Ambient sound? Music? | Kling 3.0 generates native audio + lip-sync |
| **Duration** | How long? (3-15s) | Longer = describe progression over time |
| **Aspect Ratio** | 16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1 / 21:9? | 16:9 cinematic, 9:16 social, 21:9 ultra-wide |

**Image-to-Video:** Focus on how the scene *evolves from* the image — movement, camera motion, environmental change. The model preserves identity/layout from the source.

**Keyframes:** Ask for start and end frame descriptions. Frames should match in color, style, and lighting. Prompt sparingly — Kling infers motion well.

**Multi-Shot:** Define each shot separately with its own framing, subject, action, and duration. Label shots explicitly.

### Step 3: Assemble the Prompt

Use the **Master Formula**:

```
[Scene/Environment] + [Subject & Appearance] + [Action Timeline] + [Camera Movement] + [Audio & Atmosphere] + [Technical Specs]
```

**Writing rules:**
- Use cinematic motion verbs: dolly push, whip-pan, crash zoom, rack focus, tracking shot — NOT "moves" or "goes"
- Name real light sources: neon signs, candlelight, golden hour, LED panels — NOT "dramatic lighting"
- Include texture for credibility: grain, lens flares, condensation, fabric sheen, smoke, sweat
- Describe temporal flow: beginning →