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Compare · same prompt

Kling V3 Pro vs WAN 3.0 1080p, on one prompt.

We gave both models the same photo and the same prompt. Below are both clips, what each one did, what each cost, and the specs side by side. These two made the clearest camera move in the test, both sliding past the pillars until the boat filled more of the frame. In the text test Kling drew a paper kite and WAN drew the bird.

Kling V3 Pro: 1.68 credits a second (~$0.67) WAN 3.0 1080p: 2 credits a second (~$0.80) One credit balance for both

Test 1 · image to video

Same photo, same prompt.

Both clips start from the same still. Tap or move the pointer to play them.

Prompt “A paper boat the size of a ship sails through a flooded cathedral at dawn, candle flames guttering as it passes, water lapping the stone, slow lateral dolly, 35mm, natural light, the sound of water and wind, continuous motion, no cuts, no new objects”

Kling V3 Pro result for the prompt: A paper boat the size of a ship sails through a flooded cathedral at dawn, candle flames guttering as it passes, water lapping the stone, slow lateral dolly, 35mm, natural light, the sound of water and wind, continuous motion, no cuts, no new objects
Kling V3 Pro · 8s · 13.44 credits (~$5.38) for this clip. The camera slides sideways past the pillars, a column passes close to the lens, and the boat grows in the frame.
WAN 3.0 1080p result for the prompt: A paper boat the size of a ship sails through a flooded cathedral at dawn, candle flames guttering as it passes, water lapping the stone, slow lateral dolly, 35mm, natural light, the sound of water and wind, continuous motion, no cuts, no new objects
WAN 3.0 1080p · 8s · 16 credits (~$6.40) for this clip. The strongest camera move in the test: the view slides past the pillars until the boat fills much of the frame.

Test 2 · text to video

Same words, no photo.

One text-only prompt run on each model. The model names here are the versions that ran it.

Prompt “a red kite rising over a windswept dune at golden hour, camera tilting up”

Kling V3 Pro result for the prompt: a red kite rising over a windswept dune at golden hour, camera tilting up
Kling V3 Pro. A small red kite above the crest of the dune. The camera stays mostly still.
WAN 3.0 result for the prompt: a red kite rising over a windswept dune at golden hour, camera tilting up
WAN 3.0. A red kite — the bird of prey — rises out of the dune grass. The prompt said kite; WAN read the bird.

Specs

Side by side.

Read from the model catalog the app ships, for the exact settings used in Test 1.

Kling V3 ProWAN 3.0 1080p
Model in this testKling V3 ProWAN 3.0 1080p
Resolution ceiling1080p1080p
Clip length in this test8s8s
Native audioYesYes
Credits per second1.68 credits a second (~$0.67)2 credits a second (~$0.80)
This exact clip13.44 credits (~$5.38)16 credits (~$6.40)
Deeper guideKling V3 Pro pageWAN 3.0 1080p page

Which to pick

Read off the tests, not a brand.

01

Price per second: Kling V3 Pro

Kling V3 Pro costs 1.68 credits a second on this setting; WAN 3.0 1080p costs 2 credits a second.

02

Watch for literal readings: WAN 3.0 1080p

WAN 3.0 1080p drew a bird for "red kite". Write "red paper kite" if you mean the toy.

FAQ

Kling vs WAN 3.0, answered.

Is Kling V3 Pro cheaper than WAN 3.0 1080p?

On the settings in this test, Kling V3 Pro costs 1.68 credits a second (~$0.67) and WAN 3.0 1080p costs 2 credits a second (~$0.80). This clip cost 13.44 credits (~$5.38) on Kling V3 Pro and 16 credits (~$6.40) on WAN 3.0 1080p. King AI shows the price before you press Generate.

Do Kling V3 Pro and WAN 3.0 1080p make sound?

Native audio: Kling V3 Pro — Yes; WAN 3.0 1080p — Yes, on the settings used here.

Can I run both on the same prompt?

Yes. Both are in King AI on one credit balance, on the web and on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Pick both models before you generate and the takes arrive side by side.

Which followed the camera direction in the text test?

The prompt ended with "camera tilting up". WAN 3.0 tilted up; Kling V3 Pro kept the camera mostly still.

Try both

Run both on your own prompt.

Pick two models, write one prompt, and compare the takes side by side. The price of each shows before you generate.