Build once. Scale across any volume.
A Kling workflow in Figma Weave is a reusable system. Run it against new inputs to produce on-brand videos across any campaign, format, or volume.
Kling AI video generator
Use Kling AI in Figma Weave, then refine videos with other models and tools.
Get more out of every Kling generation
Kling is a strong video model on its own. Within Figma Weave, it becomes one step in a bigger pipeline, where you can combine it with other models, refine every frame, and repeat the process at scale.
Node-based workflows that keep you in control
Every step of a Kling workflow shows up as a visual sequence in Figma Weave. Adjust a reference image or reorder a step, then watch it carry through the rest of the workflow.
Professional editing built into the generation pipeline
Generating a video with Kling is just the start. Figma Weave layers in professional editing tools, so you can grade the color and build out a full timeline before final handoff.
Every AI model, one canvas
Kling sits right alongside every major AI model in Figma Weave. Use it for one step, then switch to something else for the next, no new tab needed.
How to use the Kling AI video generator in Figma Weave
Add a Kling node to your Figma Weave canvas. It sits in the model list next to every other video and image model, ready to drop into any workflow.
Connect a reference image or write a text prompt describing the video you want, then adjust settings for length and style. These inputs shape Kling’s first pass.
Duplicate the workflow and swap in a different video model, running both in parallel. Compare the outputs side by side before deciding which one best fits your project.
Once you pick a generation, connect editing nodes like color grading or upscaling directly to the output. Refine the video further without leaving Figma Weave or exporting to another tool.
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FAQ
Kling AI is a video generation model that turns text prompts or reference images into short video clips. It’s one of several AI models available to build into a workflow in Figma Weave, so it’s never the only option for video generation.
Strong Kling prompts describe the subject and the action, then add detail about camera movement or framing. Specific language about lighting and style usually produces the best results. Figma Weave workflows also let you test the same prompt across several models, so you can see which wording works best for Kling specifically.
When a Kling video finishes generating in Figma Weave, it appears as an output node on the canvas like any other asset. From there, someone can export it directly using Figma’s standard export options, whether it came straight from Kling or after further edits inside Figma Weave.
Yes. Figma Weave is built to combine multiple AI models within the same workflow, so a project isn’t limited to a single generator. Someone could pair Kling for video with a different model handling image or audio generation, all within the same project.
Kling AI works well for turning a static image or design into a moving asset, like a short marketing video or a product demo clip. In Figma Weave, resize or adapt that output for different social platforms without starting a new project.
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