Kling Multi Elements: Game Changing AI Video Inpainting

Taking a selfie with a T-rex? This is now possible thanks to Kling's Multi Elements feature. We tested this innovation in AI video inpainting, and the result is clear: we have just reached an impressive technological milestone.

What is Kling Multi Elements?

Multi Elements is a Kling feature that allows you to manipulate videos like never before. You can:

• Swap items in a video
• Add new items or characters
• Remove unwanted items

And if you take the time to do it right, integration is strikingly realistic.

What you need to know before you start

Our experience has allowed us to identify several essential points to remember:

• It is not automatic - Contrary to what you might think, a simple click is not enough to get a perfect result
• Patience is required - You have to test, retest, and re-retest again
• Post-production is still useful - Sometimes, a little tinkering in post-production will be necessary to perfect the result

Technical aspects you need to know

If you want to start the Multi Elements adventure, here is the practical information you need to know:

• Compatibility : Only works with Kling 1.6
• Cost : A generation consumes 50 credits
• Treatment time : Between 3 and 5 minutes per generation
• Quality : Really solid results if you take the time to do the right thing

Our advice for successful integrations

To maximize your chances of getting amazing videos, here are our tips from our experience:

1. Careful clipping : Take the time to crop your source image cleanly
2. Beware of the light : Adjust the brightness to match the scene perfectly
3. Optimal format : Import your element in PNG without a background - the AI aligns much better if the image is well prepared

Our experience with the T-rex

Our most spectacular test consisted in integrating a T-rex into a selfie video. After several attempts and adjustments, the result was striking: the dinosaur seemed genuinely present in the scene, with consistent movements and shadows.

What impressed us was the ability of the AI to maintain this consistency throughout the video, creating an almost perfect illusion of physical presence in the environment.

Current mysteries and limitations

Like any emerging technology, Multi Elements has some behaviors that are sometimes confusing:

• The mystery of the bathrobe : Our video where we were wearing a bathrobe was systematically refused, three times in a row. Does Kling have anything against bathrobes? It is a question that is still pending!

These small limitations are part of the process of evolving technology and we are curious to see how it evolves in the coming months.

Expanded creative possibilities

The potential applications of this technology are truly exciting. Beyond the fun aspect, we are already considering numerous professional uses:

• Creation of original marketing content
• Production of explanatory videos with virtual elements
• Product demonstrations still in the prototype phase
• Interactive and engaging educational content

Conclusion: An accessible revolution that requires practice

Multi Elements by Kling represents a significant advance in the democratization of video special effects. It puts capabilities formerly reserved for professional studios into the hands of content creators.

However, it is not an instant magic solution. As we have found, the best results require:

• Careful preparation
• Repeated trials
• Attention to detail
• Sometimes a slight final touch up

The possibilities are endless, and we look forward to continuing to explore this fascinating technology.