Physix Frontier badgePhysix Frontier
PublishChinese | EN

Physix Frontier · News Briefing Card (Leiphone · Nov 3, 2026)

Kling 4.0 test: 15-second dance video and slice-of-life short

KEY FACTS

  • A tester used Kling 4.0 to generate a 15-second dance video, specifying a red dance costume, long water sleeves, and moves such as a spinning drum strike.
  • Another test short features a woman in her twenties as the lead, set in an old southern neighborhood.
  • The short called for an old DV camcorder look, warm colors, and a handwritten title card.
  • The article indexes Kling 4.0 alongside models including Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, Qwen, and MiniMax.

KEY DATA

15 secondsGenerated video length

PHYSIX OBSERVATION

The focus of Kling 4.0 hands-on tests has shifted from whether it can generate at all to whether it can generate to intent: complex motions like long water sleeves and drum strikes, plus style details such as DV texture and handwritten title cards, are the real bar for today's video models. For users, control over shot composition and reference images, beyond the prompt itself, is becoming the key factor in model selection.

Source: Leiphone report