King AI

Effect · Fun & Viral

Splash Splash — a wall of water, soaked through.

The sample shows a young man in a grey hoodie on a city street hit by a flood of water, ending soaked in a white vest.

Splash Splash pours a sudden wave of water over a person. The sample opens on a young man in a dark grey hoodie and blue jeans, hands in his pockets, on a busy city street at dusk. Water crashes down from the upper left, and when it clears he stands dripping in a white sleeveless top.

Kling engine 720p · 5s or 10s 5–10 credits a run One photo

The sample

What happens in the Splash Splash sample.

The first frame shows a young man with brown hair standing on a busy street at dusk, in a dark grey hoodie and blue jeans with his hands in his pockets. Lit signs glow on the buildings and people walk behind him. A thick stream of water then pours in from the upper left and hits his shoulder. In the next two frames the water covers him completely. When it clears, his hoodie has become a white sleeveless top, his hair is wet and flat, and water spills around his feet.

His face, jeans and the street behind him stay the same. The top is the part that changes: the hoodie is gone, and a wet white vest that shows his arms takes its place. The camera holds a full-length view, moving slightly closer by the end. A full-length shot of one person standing on an open street is where the sample begins, so a photo like that matches it.

The recipe

Splash Splash, on paper.

Read from the effect catalog the app itself ships, so these are the settings your run will use.

SpecThis effect
EngineKling
Resolution720p
Clip length5s or 10s
Cost5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s
Source imagesOne photo
Aspect ratioFollows your photo
CategoryFun & Viral
Text promptNone — the engine's own template

Your photo

Photos that suit it.

One-tap effects have one input. The photo you pick is your creative control.

Full length, standing

The man in the sample is seen from head to feet, so a full-length standing photo is the closest match.

One person, centred

The water lands on a single person in the middle of the frame. Choose a photo with one subject.

Your top may change

In the sample the grey hoodie is swapped for a white vest after the splash, while the jeans stay. Keep that in mind when picking a photo.

How it works

Running Splash Splash in four steps.

01

Pick your photo

The tips above come from what the sample shows. A clear, well-lit subject is the safe start.

02

Open Fun & Viral and tap Splash Splash

In the King AI app on iPhone, iPad or Mac, or in the web studio. Opening the effect does not spend credits.

03

Choose the length

5s or 10s. Cost: 5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s.

04

Generate, then try another photo

The photo changes the result more than a second run of the same photo does.

FAQ

Splash Splash, answered.

What does the Splash Splash effect do?

A young man in a grey hoodie stands on a busy city street at dusk when a flood of water crashes over him, leaving him soaked in a white sleeveless top.

Does Splash Splash change clothes?

In the sample, yes. The young man starts in a dark grey hoodie and blue jeans. After the water crashes over him, the hoodie is gone and he wears a wet white sleeveless top, while his jeans, face and the street behind him stay the same. It takes a single photo.

How much does Splash Splash cost?

5–10 credits per run: 5 credits (~$2.00) at the default length and resolution, more for a longer or sharper clip (5 credits at 5s · 10 credits at 10s). New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus contributes toward the 5-credit first run; you need 2 more credits from a plan or credit pack.

How long is a Splash Splash video?

5s or 10s at 720p. It follows the shape of your photo. Nothing you export is watermarked, on any plan.

Do I need to write a prompt?

No. Splash Splash is a template on the Kling engine. King AI sends the effect's name and your photo; there is no text prompt to write.

Get started

Try Splash Splash.

New verified accounts receive 3 welcome credits once. The welcome bonus contributes toward the 5-credit first run; you need 2 more credits from a plan or credit pack. Nothing you export is watermarked.