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One table to see how wan3.0-video (Alibaba) and Kling-4.0-Flash (Kling) differ. On EasyAPI both use the same endpoint and the same key; only the model name changes.

Quick verdict

  • wan3.0-video has the lower output price, 54% cheaper than Kling-4.0-Flash.

Specs and pricing side by side

Dimensionwan3.0-videoKling-4.0-Flash
ProviderAlibabaKling
TypeVideoVideo
Output price¥0.12¥0.26
CapabilitiesVideoVideo
Endpoints11

Platform prices per million tokens (image / video models use their own units); your invoice is authoritative.

wan3.0-video

Wan 3.0 is an all-in-one video generation model that unifies a range of creative capabilities including reference, editing, replication, and motion driving, with all-around reference across four modalities. It supports video generation up to 30 seconds and can parse files, web pages, and complex images. It maintains production-grade character consistency and delivers realistic audio and visuals for an immersive audiovisual impact.

Kling-4.0-Flash

Kling 4.0 Flash is the lightweight video generation model in Kuaishou's Kling 4.0 series, built for high-frequency creative work with a focus on generation speed and cost effectiveness. It supports text-to-video, image-to-video (first frame) and omnipotent reference-to-video: a single task can combine up to 15 assets (up to 10 images, 5 videos and subjects), reliably reusing characters, product appearance and motion/camera work, and it can also make local edits to the subject, background and style of existing videos; prompts can be up to 26,000 English characters. Each generation runs 3–20 seconds, outputs 720p, supports 21:9 / 16:9 / 1:1 / 9:16 and adaptive aspect ratios, and produces audio and video together. It suits high-volume social media short video production, e-commerce asset creation and rapid creative validation.

FAQ

Which is cheaper, wan3.0-video or Kling-4.0-Flash?
wan3.0-video has the lower output price, 54% cheaper than Kling-4.0-Flash.
Can I call wan3.0-video and Kling-4.0-Flash through the same API?
Yes. Both are served through EasyAPI's OpenAI-compatible API. Point base_url at EasyAPI and swap the model name; no separate vendor accounts needed.