Continue from your clip
Video Extend picks up from uploaded footage, so the new section builds on the subject, setting and motion you already have.
Video Extend picks up from uploaded footage, so the new section builds on the subject, setting and motion you already have.
Tell the model how the action should continue, such as a turn, a reveal or a slow camera pull-back.
Use a model that supports extending video. The workspace starts in Video Extend, with settings and a credit estimate ready to review.
Ask for the same lighting, style and framing so the new section blends with the original. Seamless joins are not guaranteed.
Check the audio settings of your selected model to see whether sound continues into the extension.

Work through three steps in the generator above, then review your longer clip below it.
Explore plans
Stretch a short clip to fit the length your platform or edit needs.

Add a closing moment or product reveal to existing footage for a campaign draft.

Explore how a scene could continue before planning further production.
Try: “Continue the shot as the dancer finishes the spin, pauses and looks towards the camera. Keep the stage lighting and slow push-in.”
Explore plans
Use concrete instructions to make each extension easier to assess.
Explore plansDescribe an action that follows from the end of your clip. Sudden jumps in location or subject are harder to blend.
Say whether the camera should keep moving, settle or change angle, and keep the pace close to the original.
Ask for the same light and mood as the source so the new section feels part of the same shot.
Available extension lengths, ratios and resolutions depend on the selected model and your source clip.
Review the moment where the original ends and the extension begins before deciding which version to download.
Start with a clip you like and decide how it should continue.
Extend a short moment into a longer post, loop or story segment.
Add a closing beat that shows the product and share draft versions with your team.
Try different endings for the same footage to discuss a campaign direction.
Explore what happens after a scene ends and test how the pacing feels on screen.
Explore Kling 3.0 plans and give your footage the next moment it needs.
Your footage is the starting point