AI video models compared Both on one QynTro account

Wan 3.0 vs Kling

Wan 3.0, from Alibaba, and Kling, from Kuaishou, both turn a prompt or a photo into a video clip. QynTro runs both on one account, so here they are side by side: what each one does, what a clip costs today, and real clips made with each.

Short answer Pick Wan 3.0 for long clips with sound: up to 30 seconds at up to 1080p. Pick Kling for choice: six versions and price points. Or run the same prompt on both and keep the better clip.

WanWan 3.0 Prime
KlingKling 3 Pro
At a glance

Wan 3.0 vs Kling, side by side

What Wan Kling
Made byAlibabaKuaishou
Versions on QynTro26
Newest versionWan 3.0 PrimeKling 3 Pro
Clip length5 to 30 seconds5 or 10 seconds
Starts fromA prompt or a photo, or a first and a last photoA prompt or a photo
PriceBy the second, and by resolutionFollows the length: 10 s costs twice 5 s
Newest version from35 credits Wan 3.0 Prime · 5 s clip70 credits Kling 3 Pro · 5 s clip
Cheapest clip35 credits Wan 3.0 Prime · 5 s clip30 credits Kling 2.1 Standard · 5 s clip

Prices are in media credits and are the ones the tools charge today; each tool shows the exact number before you make anything. A failed generation gives its credits back. See plans and credit packs

Which to pick

Pick by the job

Pick Wan if…

  • You need long clips: Wan 3.0 makes 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds in one clip.
  • You want sound in every clip: Wan 3.0 Prime renders it with the picture, and it is included in the price.
  • You want the motion between two photos: Wan 3.0 Prime First-Last Frame animates from a first photo to a last one.

Pick Kling if…

  • You want the most choice: six Kling versions, from the newest Kling 3 Pro to the low-cost Kling 2.1 Standard.
  • You like a second take: when a shot misses on Kling 3 Pro, the same prompt on Kling O3 gives you a different result.
  • You animate photos on a budget: Kling 2.1 Pro and 2.1 Standard work from an image.
Real results

Made on QynTro with each

Nothing here is a stock sample: each one was made on QynTro, and its page shows the exact prompt, so you can run it again with any of these models.

Wan by Alibaba

Video
What the Violin Sounds LikeWan 3.0 Prime

Ten second night shot. The violinist keeps playing, her bow moving across the strings, and the helix of glowing orange sparks pours continuously upward out of the instrument…

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Video
The Water OathWan 3.0 Prime

SHOT 1 of 2, 10 seconds: Night, heavy rain, a stone temple courtyard lit by warm paper lanterns. The young woman warrior stands alone in the centre while six masked warriors in…

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Video
Six Months in Ten SecondsWan 3.0 Prime First-Last Frame

The instruction on this one is the pair of frames below. The first is a woman standing still in waist-high summer grass with the sun going down through the treeline behind her…

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Video
Seed LightWan 3.0 Prime

Image 1 is the frame this opens on. The woman walks slowly on through the tall grass, drawing her open hand along the tops of it; where her fingers pass, the seed heads burst and…

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Kling by Kuaishou

Video
Water WallKling 3 Pro

MOTION: For the first three seconds nothing changes except the life inside the water — the shoal turns as one, kelp sways, the caustics crawl across the dry sand and across his…

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Video
Ink AnatomyKling 3 Pro

MOTION: The woman stays almost still, suspended, only breathing out one slow trail of bubbles at the very start. The BLACK INK is the thing that moves. It completes the skeleton…

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Video
Swarm PortraitKling 3 Pro

MOTION: The face holds for one second, every particle trembling slightly in place. Then it lets go: the whole head bursts apart outward into a true swarm, thousands of black…

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Video
Stop WorldKling 3 Pro

SCENE CONTEXT: A STOP WORLD performance film. A crowded night crossing in heavy rain is frozen solid: every pedestrian locked mid-stride, every raindrop hanging motionless in the…

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FAQ

Wan 3.0 vs Kling: questions

Which is better, Wan 3.0 or Kling?
It depends on the shot. Wan 3.0 makes longer clips, up to 30 seconds, with sound included; Kling gives you six versions and price points. On QynTro one account runs both, so you can make the same prompt with each and keep the clip you like.
Which is cheaper, Wan or Kling?
Today the cheapest Wan clip costs 35 credits (Wan 3.0 Prime, 5 s clip) and the cheapest Kling clip 30 credits (Kling 2.1 Standard, 5 s clip). The newest versions start at 35 credits (Wan 3.0 Prime, 5 s clip) and 70 credits (Kling 3 Pro, 5 s clip). Prices are in media credits for the shortest clip, and the tool shows the exact number before you make anything.
How long can the clips be?
Wan 3.0 makes clips of 5, 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds at 480p, 720p or 1080p; every Kling version makes 5 or 10 seconds. In both, the price follows the length.
Can Wan animate between two photos?
Yes. In Image to Video, pick Wan 3.0 Prime First-Last Frame, upload the first and the last frame, and describe what happens between them.
Do I need an Alibaba or Kling account?
No. QynTro runs Wan and Kling for you, so there is no Alibaba or Kling account, key or subscription to set up. Your QynTro credits cover both.
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