Everyone's creating images and videos for their business, brand, and personal use with AI — and a lot of those viral clips you've scrolled past were made with one tool. If you've been watching from the sidelines, wondering how to get started, it makes that easy. That tool is Kling! In this guide, you'll learn how to use it — by generating images, videos, and avatars yourself, from your first prompt to a finished output.

Kling AI is a multimodal creative platform that generates images, videos, and avatars from text prompts and reference images. It runs entirely in a browser.

When you open Kling, you'll see your main navigation on a left-hand sidebar. Everything you need to create, find, and manage your work lives here. There are five items to know: Explore, Assets, Generate, Canvas, and All Tools.

In the top bar, you'll also see five tools: Image Generation, Video Generation, Motion Control, Kling Canvas, and Avatar 2.0.

Here is what each one handles:

Let's create your first image in Kling.

Good! That image is now automatically saved in Kling. When you switch to Video Generation, you can use it as a reference for a more accurate output — or skip it and work from a prompt alone. Here, we'll upload it as a reference to keep the result consistent with what we just generated.

Here's what a detailed, realistic video looks like when the prompt gives Kling enough to work with. Now let's look at where outputs like these fit in real work.

Kling works well for both personal projects and professional ones. Need a product photo, a person video, or a branded spokesperson? You don't need a camera, software, or design skills — just open Kling and describe what you need.

That's what the rest of this course covers — how Kling works, how to write prompts that produce usable results, and how to apply those skills across film, marketing, education, and personal projects.

And there's one more thing worth knowing — Kling has DeepSeek built directly into the platform. It helps you write and refine prompts for any output type — images, videos, and avatars — without leaving the tool. In the next lesson, we'll go deeper into how it works and how to use it across every module.

Great! You've seen what Kling is, navigated the interface, and even generated your first image and video. But here's the thing — the results you just got are only as good as the words behind them. In the next lesson, you'll learn how to write a structured prompt — one that gives Kling enough to produce what you had in mind.