Video model · Video editing
Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit on Klingobanana
Kling Omni Standard edits an existing video from a text instruction. Duration and dimensions are inherited from the clip you upload, so the cost depends on its length.
From 20 credits per clip
Specs
- Type
- Video · Video editing
- Input
- Takes an uploaded video plus a text instruction
- Reference images
- None
- Clip length
- Inherited from the uploaded video
- Speed
- Slower, higher fidelity
Price per generation
| Option | Cost |
|---|---|
| 5 s source clip | 20 credits (billed on the length of your upload) |
Credits come from your plan. Planning a batch? Use the video cost calculator to see the euro cost per plan.
What Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit is good at
Kling Omni Standard is a video-to-video model: you upload a clip, write an instruction, and it returns the same clip with the change applied. It is a different kind of tool from the generators in the catalog, closer to an editor than an artist, and it is useful exactly when you already have footage and want to alter it rather than start again.
Because the clip supplies the motion, framing and length, none of those are settings here. The output inherits them from your upload, and so does the cost: a longer source costs more. That makes preparation the main skill. Trim to the section you want changed, write one clear instruction, and keep the source footage clean and well lit.
Ideal use cases
- Wardrobe and object changes. Swap a jacket colour, change a prop, or alter the setting in footage you shot or generated earlier.
- Restyling existing footage. Push a clip toward a different look, such as night instead of day, while the movement stays the same.
- Rescuing a nearly good clip. When a generated clip is perfect except for one detail, edit that detail rather than paying for new generations.
Limits to know about
- It needs an uploaded video; there is no text-only mode.
- Duration and size come from the source, so you cannot extend a clip with this model.
- Big changes to a subject's shape or position over time are less reliable than colour, material and styling changes.
Example prompts for Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit
Day to night
Change the scene from midday to night with warm street lamps and a dark blue sky. Keep all movement, people and camera motion identical.
Why it works. Time-of-day swaps are classic video edits because the motion stays and only the light changes.
Prop swap
Replace the paper coffee cup in her hand with a glass of orange juice. Do not change her hand movement or anything else in the frame.
Why it works. The instruction targets one object and explicitly fixes the surrounding motion.
Season change
Turn the green summer park into an autumn park with orange and red leaves on the trees and the ground. Keep the people and camera motion unchanged.
Why it works. Seasonal recolouring is broad but low-risk, as it affects texture and colour rather than structure.
Settings and what costs more
- Cost follows the length of the clip you upload. A 5 second source is 20 credits, and a longer source costs proportionally more.
- Aspect ratio and size are inherited from the source, so they do not change the price.
- Trim the source to the exact seconds you need. You are billed on the length of the upload, so unused footage is wasted credits.
- Use a clip with stable lighting and a clear subject. Heavy motion blur and strong compression artefacts carry through into the edit.
- One change per generation. Chain edits over several runs if you need to change several things.
Compare Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit with
- Gemini Omni Flash — Video Edit (19 credits per clip)Choose it for another video editor that is good at localised changes while preserving the rest.
- Kling 3.0 Pro (26 credits per clip)Choose it for for generating a new clip rather than editing an existing one.
Our take
Use Kling Omni Standard to repair or restyle footage you already have, and trim the source first to save credits.
Use it for
- UGC-style product ads, from script to finished clip.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the cost of a video edit calculated?
- It depends on the length of the clip you upload. The price table above shows an example for a typical source length, and the cost for your clip scales with its duration.
Can I change the aspect ratio or length?
- No. Both are inherited from the source video, so the output matches your upload.
What kinds of edits work best?
- Changes in colour, material, time of day and styling are the most dependable, while large structural changes are riskier.
Is there API access?
- Yes. Pass the video URL and an instruction to the Klingobanana API with this model id, and the edited video URL is returned when the job finishes.
How many credits does Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit cost?
- A 5 second clip costs 20 credits on Klingobanana. The price table on this page lists every supported length.
Can I use reference images with Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit?
- It works from an uploaded video rather than reference images.
Do I need a subscription?
- Yes. There is no free tier; credits come from a subscription plan or a top-up.
Does Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit generate audio?
- This model outputs video without generated audio in the studio.
Generate with Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit
Subscribe, open the studio and pick Kling Omni Standard — Video Edit from the model list. Credits are only spent when you generate.
Generate with Kling Omni Standard — Video EditA subscription is required before generating. Plans from €15/month, cancel anytime.
Default price shown at 1080p where a resolution option exists.