Kling Credits Calculator
Choose a Kling 3.0 quality tier, set your clip length and count, and see how many credits you need and what they cost in USD.
Prices updated: October 1, 2026 Sources
How it's calculated
Published Kling 3.0 rates used here: 6 credits/s (720p, no audio), 12 credits/s (1080p, native audio) and 30 credits/s (4K). Price per credit defaults to the published top-up rate of $1 per 66 credits; you can instead enter your own plan price and credit allowance.
Worked example
You want 4 clips of 10 seconds at 1080p with native audio (12 credits per second).
12 × 10 × 4 = 480 credits. At the top-up rate of $1 per 66 credits that is 480 ÷ 66 ≈ $7.27. If your plan gives you 3,000 credits for $37, each credit is $0.0123 and the same job costs about $5.92.
Limitations
- Only the three published credit rates are built in; other mode and input combinations (for example video input or motion control) may cost different amounts.
- Monthly credit allowances per Kling plan were not confirmed from an official page, so enter your own plan values for subscription math.
- Kling's separate developer API is billed in dollars per second, not credits; see the comparison tool.
- Credits can expire; unused credits make the real cost per video higher.
Frequently asked questions
How many credits does a Kling video cost?
At the published Kling 3.0 rates a 5-second 720p clip without audio is 30 credits and a 5-second 1080p clip with native audio is 60 credits.
How much is one Kling credit worth?
At the published top-up rate of $1 per 66 credits, one credit is about $0.0152. Subscription credits are usually cheaper per credit.
Does native audio cost more?
Yes. The published 1080p rate with native audio is 12 credits per second compared with 6 credits at 720p without audio.
What does 4K cost on Kling?
The published native 4K rate is 30 credits per second, so a 5-second 4K clip is 150 credits.
Is Kling credits pricing the same as the Kling API?
No. The consumer app uses credits; the developer API is priced in USD per second. The comparison calculator shows both.
Sources
Prices updated: October 1, 2026
Prices are collected from public pages and may change without notice. Entries marked 'secondary' were read through a third-party aggregator because the official page did not render to our fetcher; the official URL is still listed as the source of record.
- Higgsfield and Pika publish credit-based subscription pricing; we did not find public per-second API rates for them, so they appear as effective subscription rates.
- Veo is priced from the Gemini API (Veo on Vertex AI or inside Google AI plans may differ).
- Taxes, free tiers, batch discounts, and enterprise contracts are not included.