Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5: Same-Prompt Tests and Kling 4.0 Prompts to Copy
Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5 (and Hailuo H3): four same-prompt tests and Kling 4.0 prompts from X, with clips, credits and how to rerun them on Oraclip.
Oraclip Team
Kling 4.0 came out in mid-October 2026, and within days X was full of side-by-side tests: Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5, Kling 4.0 vs Hailuo H3, same prompt, same settings. This roundup collects four of the most useful Kling 4.0 prompts and comparison tests that creators shared on X between October 22 and 24, with the full prompt for each one in our prompt library. For every prompt you get the creator, the original post, a short excerpt, what it tests, and how to run the same prompt yourself on Oraclip.
Run them now: open any prompt in Oraclip → · Oraclip runs Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3, so you can repeat these tests on two of the three models people are comparing.
Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5 at a glance
What the creators below found, side by side:
| What you need | Better pick in these tests | Why |
|---|---|---|
| One character across many shots, built from text only | Close call | @sebatheepan's six-shot test is about exactly this; watch whether she stays one person |
| 2D anime look from a character sheet | Hailuo H3 | @Iancu_ai found H3 "way closer" to hand-drawn anime than Kling 4.0 |
| Fast superhero action, whip pans | Kling 4.0 | @bmx_ai13's 20-second chase uses Kling's longer clips and keyframes |
| Long, continuous orbiting camera | Kling 4.0 | @Alin_Reaper05's first-contact scene circles the characters for 30 seconds |
Kling 4.0 makes clips of up to 30 seconds and takes up to 10 keyframes and 15 reference assets, which is why its prompts are written like shot lists. Seedance 2.5 also goes to 30 seconds and leans on references and timestamped direction. For a longer spec comparison, see our Seedance 2.5 vs 2.0 guide and the MiniMax H3 guide.
1. Six shots, one invented woman: Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5 by @sebatheepan
"A chandlery closes for the night and the woman who runs it walks out along a wet quay alone." — @sebatheepan on X
What it tests: character consistency with no reference image. Six timed shots (close, wide, silhouette, a reflection in a steel shutter) describe one woman in detail: deep brown skin, cropped silver-grey hair, a scar through the left eyebrow, a faded red canvas work jacket. Each model has to rebuild her from words alone, shot after shot.
Run it on Oraclip: open the full prompt, then press Try in Oraclip to load it into a chat with Seedance 2.5. Keep the shot timings: Seedance 2.5 follows "0.0s to 5.0s"-style beats well. Want her to stay identical? Generate one still of her first and add it as a reference.
2. Same character sheet, two models: Hailuo H3 vs Kling 4.0 by @Iancu_ai
"STYLE FIRST: a real Japanese TV anime, like a scene from a seasonal anime opening. Hand-drawn character animation on twos and threes…" — @Iancu_ai on X
What it tests: whether a model can stay flat, hand-drawn 2D instead of drifting into glossy 3D. The prompt opens with a style block that applies to every shot ("no 3D, no CG, no glossy skin or hair, no AI polish") and then uses an uploaded character sheet for the girl's face and violet hair. @Iancu_ai's verdict: Hailuo H3 gets the anime feel "way closer", and in the last shot only one model has her look up at the star.
Run it on Oraclip: Oraclip runs MiniMax H3, the model behind Hailuo H3. Open the prompt page, press Try in Oraclip, attach your own character sheet as the first image, and keep the "STYLE FIRST" block at the top: it is what stops the 3D drift.
Try the anime prompt on MiniMax H3 →
3. "Monsoon Velocity": a 20-second Kling 4.0 superhero chase by @bmx_ai13
"TITLE: MONSOON VELOCITY. FORMAT: 20 seconds, 16:9, 24fps, photoreal live-action superhero action, anamorphic lens feel, handheld chase camera with whip pans…" — @bmx_ai13 on X
What it does: a screenplay-style prompt with labelled blocks (TITLE, FORMAT, WORLD, then the action). It sets the look first (anamorphic lens, heavy motion blur on the speedster only) and bans on-screen text, logos and subtitles for the whole clip. The world block does a lot of work: a monsoon evening, pastel colonial buildings, rickshaws, steam from a tea stall, sodium-orange streetlamps.
Run it on Oraclip: the block structure carries over to any model. Open the prompt, press Try in Oraclip and run it on Seedance 2.5; if you want a shorter test first, ask for the first 10 seconds only.
4. First contact on an alien planet: a 30-second Kling 4.0 prompt by @Alin_Reaper05
"On a mysterious alien planet beneath two enormous glowing suns, a female astronaut cautiously approaches a tall biomechanical alien being." — @Alin_Reaper05 on X
What it does: one paragraph that tells a complete beat: approach, tremor, flying creatures, cover, a shimmering defensive field. The key camera line is "the camera circles around both characters continuously, switching from intimate close-ups to fast tracking shots". That's what makes it read like one long take.
Run it on Oraclip: open the prompt page and press Try in Oraclip. For a cheaper first pass, keep the story and ask for 10 seconds; once the look is right, go back to the full 30.
Open the alien first-contact prompt →
How to run your own Kling 4.0 vs Seedance 2.5 test on Oraclip
- Pick a prompt from the Kling prompt collection. Every page shows the original clip next to the prompt text.
- Press "Try in Oraclip". The prompt opens in a chat, ready to send.
- Choose the model. Seedance 2.5 for reference-heavy, multi-shot work, MiniMax H3 for anime and character sheets. Oraclip doesn't run Kling, so compare your result with the creator's Kling clip on the prompt page (how Oraclip compares to Kling).
- Change one thing at a time. Same prompt, same length and aspect ratio. That's what makes the tests above fair.
Browse every Kling 4.0 prompt →
FAQ
Is Kling 4.0 better than Seedance 2.5?
It depends on the shot. In these tests Kling 4.0 shines on fast action and long orbiting camera moves, while Seedance 2.5 is strong with references and timed multi-shot prompts. For hand-drawn anime, one creator preferred Hailuo H3 over Kling 4.0.
Can I use Kling 4.0 prompts with other models?
Yes. Prompts written as shot lists (format, world, timed shots, camera) carry over well to Seedance 2.5 and MiniMax H3. Drop model-specific syntax such as keyframe slots and keep the timings.
Can I run Kling 4.0 on Oraclip?
Not today. Oraclip runs Seedance 2.5, Seedance 2.0, MiniMax H3, Grok Imagine Video 1.5 and Wan 3.0. Every prompt here opens in Oraclip with one click, so you can repeat the test on those models.
Who made these prompts?
The creators credited above, who shared them publicly on X. Each prompt page links the original post; we re-host the clip so it loads quickly and always credit the author.