Do you still remember the Kling AI video/image generation tool we shared before? Recently, Kling AI rolled out the 2.0 phase of its own models, namely the new video generation model Kling 2.0. Master and new image generation models KOLORS 2.0. Kling AI states that Kling 2.0 performs better in motion fluidity and prompt execution,There are also many positive reviews online about Kling 2.0’s generation quality. Unfortunately, Kling 2.0 is currently only available to Premium users, so regular users can’t personally experience its video generation capabilities. If you haven’t been able to use it, don’t be disappointed. We’ve generated several videos with Kling 2.0 today—if you’re curious about its video generation results, keep watching.
Kling’s new video generation model Kling 2.0 has arrived! Kling 2.0 vs Jimeng vs Sora — a hands-on comparison of three major AI video generation tools.
Kling AI recently released its Kling AI 2.0 phase, launching [features] for video generation KLING 2.0 Master model and the KOLORS 2.0 model for image generation. According to Kling AI’s official description, the video motion effects produced by Kling 2.0 are more dynamic than before, with more beautiful and flexible visuals, and better understanding and execution of prompts.
⚡️ Massive Update Just Dropped: Phase 2.0 for Kling AI!
🎥 KLING 2.0 Master for video generation, 🖼️ KOLORS 2.0 for image generation, 🎮 Multi-Elements Editor, 🎨 Image Editing & Restyle…
Kling AI 2.0 is all about empowering creators to bring meaningful stories to life — with… pic.twitter.com/lPXliuZB7q— Kling AI (@Kling_ai) April 15, 2025
First, in terms of prompt understanding and execution capability, we tested three video generation tools: Kling AI, Jimeng, and Sora. Using the same image and the prompt “the person in the photo happily waves and then jumps out of the frame” to generate videos, the results showed that Kling AI performed the best, Jimeng couldn’t even do the waving action, and Sora completely ignored the prompt and generated content randomly.
After comparing prompt understanding capabilities, everyone can also check out the video generation effects of Kling 2.0 and Jimeng under the same prompt, and see which one you think produces better results.
- A tale of a silver-haired alchemist discovering an ancient portal, shifting from a steampunk laboratory setting to a fantasy world of floating islands.
- A weathered archaeologist in 1930s expedition gear unearths an ancient Egyptian artifact in the desert. Upon touching it, he’s transported through a swirling vortex of hieroglyphics and light to ancient Egypt. The visual style transitions from a desaturated, dust-filled archaeology site to the vibrant, gold-detailed splendor of ancient Egyptian palace life. The character’s expressions show confusion, wonder, and then determination as he navigates this new world while still clutching his journal. Multiple scenes showcase the contrast between past and present through split-screen effects and parallel actions.
Besides the videos generated by our editor using Kling 2.0, we’ve also compiled a few videos created by overseas experts using Kling 2.0.
“Do you still remember how it feels to be alive?”
A short film made with Kling AI 2.0 📽️: pic.twitter.com/HoIUg2bUn7
— Halim Alrasihi (@HalimAlrasihi) April 16, 2025
I created wild flying sequences with @Kling_ai‘s new 2.0 flagship model.
What do you think? pic.twitter.com/L40U7tc3Zd
— Christopher Fryant (@cfryant) April 15, 2025
I created this video entirely using AI.
Second animated video with @Kling_ai 2.0Welcome in Mars. pic.twitter.com/R6ck5HBiAm
— Déborah (@dvorahfr) April 15, 2025
A few days ago, we also shared the process of a foreign AI filmmaker using the Kling 2.0 model to generate a 1.5-minute video. If you’re interested, you can click the link below to read more:
Source: KOCPC Chinese