Kling 3 handles motion-first content better than any other current AI video model. The key is knowing how to prompt for dynamic scenarios — starting state, the motion event, ending state — rather than static compositions.

These 20 prompts are structured around Kling 3's motion strengths.

The Kling 3 Prompt Structure

[Starting state] → [Dynamic event] → [End state] + [Visual direction]

This three-part structure gives Kling 3 a clear motion arc to work with. Prompts that describe only the starting state ("a concrete wall in a city") or only the desired end state ("an ivy-covered wall") produce weaker results than prompts that describe the transition itself.

20 Kling 3 Prompts

Transformation

A dry, cracked desert floor. Suddenly, water begins seeping up from the cracks. The cracks widen. Water rushes in and fills the scene. Aerial view. Time-lapse.
A blank white wall. Paint pours down from the top in one sweep and reveals a mural. The mural is a forest. The camera is static.
A paper city on a table. A hand reaches in and it comes to life — buildings animate, tiny cars move, lights flicker on. Macro.
A marble statue of a lion. It cracks from the nose outward. A real lion steps out, shakes dust from its mane, walks away. Stone setting.
A glass sphere falls in slow motion. Before it hits the ground, it transforms into a soap bubble. The bubble survives. Floats upward. Studio background.

Motion and Physics

A feather falls. As it approaches the floor, the floor rises slightly to meet it, softening the landing. The feather settles. Camera holds close.
A single match strikes. In slow motion, the chemical reaction travels up the match head frame by frame. Macro. Dark background.
A ribbon of silk falls from a height in slow motion. Camera follows it down. It pools on the floor in a specific shape — a wave.
A frozen waterfall begins to melt from the top. The melt line travels down the ice face progressively. Water flows resume. Dawn light.
A coin spins on a table. Slow motion. As it slows, its reflection in the table surface becomes clearer. The coin settles. The reflection settles a half-second later.

Object Interaction

A steel ball rolls across a table and hits a row of dominoes. The dominoes are made of ice — they shatter rather than fall. Slow motion.
Water flows over a rock in a stream. The camera tracks the water around the rock. The rock is slowly being carved smooth. Time-lapse.
A hand places the final piece in a jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle comes to life — the landscape in the image begins to move. Camera holds.
A wineglass is struck and vibrates. Slow motion captures the vibration pattern on the glass surface. The sound is the only thing the viewer imagines.
Iron filings on a white surface. A magnet moves underneath. The filings rearrange into a pattern. The magnet moves again. A new pattern.

Dynamic Environmental

A controlled explosion in slow motion — a building being demolished. Camera is at safe distance. The building collapses in on itself, dust billowing outward.
A wave breaks on a reef in extreme slow motion. The wave curls, the white water cascades. Camera is level with the wave, tracking alongside.
A murmuration of starlings in slow motion — thousands of birds shifting direction simultaneously. The camera tracks the shape as it changes.
Lava from a Hawaiian volcano reaches the ocean. The contact point boils and steams in slow motion. Camera is at close range. Red and blue.
A tornado at a safe distance. The funnel cloud extends to the ground, then retracts slowly. The sky behind it is an impossible purple-green.

Using These on aicut

aicut provides access to Kling 3 from the model selector. For motion-heavy prompts like these:

Set duration to 10–15 seconds. Dynamic events need time to play out. Transformation prompts (#1–5) need the full duration to complete the transformation arc.

Slow motion is your friend. Kling 3's motion coherence at slow motion speed is exceptional — "slow motion" in a prompt reliably produces smooth, high-quality motion rendering.

Compare with Sora 2 on physics prompts. For prompts #6–10 (motion and physics), Sora 2 also handles these well. Generate in both and compare — the winner varies by prompt and seed.

Key Takeaways

Kling 3 prompts need all three parts: starting state, the dynamic event, and end state.
Transformation and slow-motion physics are the strongest categories.
"Slow motion" in the prompt reliably activates Kling 3's best motion rendering.
Available on aicut alongside Sora 2, Veo 3.1, and other top models.

Generate these prompts with Kling 3 at aicut — compare motion quality against Sora 2 in the same session.