Kling O3 Pro
Preview$0.112
2026-02-25
- Positioning
- Flagship, as the vendor describes it.Source
- Price
- Level 2 of 4 among video models ($ is the cheapest), by price per second at 720p (or the lowest tier): $0.09 to under $0.12.
- Vendor-stated speed
- Not shown: the vendor doesn't compare this model's speed.
Three separate signals, not a quality score.
Kling O3 unified multimodal · 1080P text-to-video quality tier. Kling O3 Pro is a Kuaishou (Kling) text-to-video model on ATP Token, billed per second at 1080P.
Pricing
| Resolution | Text → video | Image / video → video |
|---|---|---|
| 480p–720p | $5.1852 | $5.1852 |
| 1080p | $2.3045 | $2.3045 |
Text-to-video (Kling O3 Pro, 1080P). Billed per second at the output resolution (silent tier — audio generation is not yet available on ATP). Passthrough of the Kling official API list price — no ATP markup. Failed tasks are not billed. Preview: rates may change before general availability.
Demo
Straight from the model, no edits. Open any item to see the exact prompt.
Prompt
A ski jumper in his early 20s of Northern European appearance, tall lean build, close-cropped blond hair fully covered by an aerodynamic helmet, focused unblinking gaze fixed on the horizon, wearing a fitted navy-and-white racing suit with the skis locked in a narrow V beneath him. He explodes off the end of the ramp in one continuous motion, torso pitching forward into a stable glide as his arms sweep back along his sides, skis holding a perfect V-formation against the wind. Steep snow-covered ramp falling away below him, overcast winter sky, distant pine-covered hills blurred by altitude. Wide shot, slow pan left-to-right tracking his flight path, eye level, 35mm lens, deep focus. Overcast diffused daylight, cool desaturated winter grade, subtle film grain.
Prompt
A Nigerian goalkeeper, late 20s, short dark fade, strong brow, mouth open in a shout, broad athletic build, in an unbranded lime green keeper shirt with padded elbows and black gloves, eyes on the ball. Shot 1: he pushes off sideways, body stretching fully horizontal, both gloves reaching. Seamless transition to Shot 2: his gloves punch the ball clear and he lands, spraying wet turf and water. 120fps slow motion, played at 24fps, high shutter freezing the spray. A generic floodlit pitch on a rainy night, goal netting behind, stands as light flares. Wide shot, tracking at knee height, low angle, 35mm lens on ARRI Alexa 35, shallow DOF. Floodlights backlight the spray into bright arcs, cool blue grade, natural skin texture, 35mm film grain. No logos or text. Negative: blurry, distorted faces, extra fingers, warped text, oversaturated, watermark, no digital sharpness, no CGI gloss, no plastic skin, no over-smoothed textures
Prompt
A narrow night-market lane under a corrugated canopy: plastic stools and stainless steel carts line both sides, steam rolling off a boiling pot, unbranded hand-painted signage in traditional Chinese characters with no readable text, strings of bare bulbs overhead. Shot 1: the camera moves down the lane past a vendor turning skewers over coals. Seamless transition to Shot 2: it settles on steam rising through the bulb light. Real-time movement only. Humid summer night, wet concrete underfoot, a few silhouetted shoppers. Medium shot, subtle handheld, eye level, 35mm lens on ARRI Alexa 35 at 24fps, shallow DOF with the lane as soft bokeh. Warm tungsten practicals against cool night spill, warm high-contrast grade, shot on Kodak Vision3 500T, 35mm film grain. Negative: blurry, distorted faces, extra fingers, warped text, oversaturated, watermark, no digital sharpness, no CGI gloss, no plastic skin, no over-smoothed textures
Prompt
A rugged coastline of dark cliffs meeting a turquoise sea, waves breaking white against the rock base, a thin footpath tracing the clifftop with no visible people, scattered gulls gliding below the camera's altitude. Extreme wide establishing shot, slow crane-up revealing more coastline as the camera rises, high angle, 24mm wide lens, deep focus. Golden hour side lighting raking across the cliff texture, warm high-contrast grade, subtle atmospheric haze on the distant headland.
Prompt
A dark bay horse at full gallop across an open grass field, mane and tail whipping with each stride, muscles visibly flexing through the shoulder and hindquarters, hooves throwing small clumps of turf with each footfall. Wide shot, tracking shot at shoulder height moving alongside the horse's pace, eye level, 85mm lens, shallow depth of field with the background field softly blurred by the motion. Overcast diffused daylight, cool naturalistic grade, no riders, no fences, no visible people.
Prompt
A Korean woman, late 20s, sleek straight black hair, poised confident expression, slender build, wearing a crisp white blazer, turns gracefully toward camera while holding up a matte black skincare bottle, tilting it slightly to catch the light. Seamless white studio backdrop, clean minimalist set. Medium shot, single movement: slow 180-degree orbit around her, eye level, 50mm lens, shallow depth of field. Bright even softbox lighting, clean high-key commercial grade, 24fps film look.
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Cost estimator
- 1080P$33.60
$33.60 USD / month · 3,360 credits / month
Quickstart
curl -s https://api.atptoken.ai/v1/models \
-H "Authorization: Bearer atp-•••"
# data[].id: "kling-o3-pro"Compare with similar models
FAQ
- What can I send Kling O3 Pro, and what do I get back?
- Kling O3 Pro is a Kuaishou (Kling) text-to-video model. Send a text prompt and you get back video clips at 1080P.
- How is Kling O3 Pro priced?
- You pay per second of video at 1080P. The pricing section also lists prices per 1M video tokens by resolution. You only pay when a request succeeds. $1 = 100 credits. See pricing
- How do I call Kling O3 Pro on ATP?
- Create a project API key. Check that "kling-o3-pro" shows up with GET https://api.atptoken.ai/v1/models, then follow the video generation docs with model set to that id.
Start with $5. Credits never expire.
Create a project key, turn this model on, and pay only for what you use.