Kling 4.0: I Made an Animated Short (Full Workflow)

Try Kling 4.0 on Higgsfield: https://higgsfield.ai/s/higgsfield-kling-4-0-yt-the-stack-ai-pZXqaS Sponsored by Higgsfield. In this Kling 4.0 tutorial, we turn storyboard images into A Little Light, a 40-second animated astronaut short, using the Higgsfield AI video generator. Follow the actual website workflow through Frames, References and Edit video. We test keyframes AI video generation with a 30 second AI video, create a reference-guided ending, and compare a blue-suit edit with the original shot. This practical AI filmmaking walkthrough shows the prompts, planning images, full first-attempt outputs and credit quotes displayed before generation. It covers multi-reference video guidance and AI video editing, including the handoff inconsistency in our inputs and the small details the edit reconstructs. CHAPTERS 0:00 Can Kling 4.0 follow a story? 0:42 How do you plan an AI animated short? 1:48 How does Frames connect the keyframes? 4:18 Can References create the ending? 6:04 Can Edit video change the finished shot? 8:01 Would I use Kling 4.0 again? Official Kling 4.0 guide: https://higgsfield.ai/blog/kling-4-0-on-higgsfield Subscribe to The Stack for practical AI tools, useful workflows and honest demonstrations. The astronaut artwork and videos were generated for this production using GPT Image 2 and Kling 4.0 through Higgsfield. Promotional example footage supplied by Higgsfield is labelled on screen. Generations and credit quotes were recorded on 24 October 2026; offers and prices may change. #Kling4 #Higgsfield #AIFilmmaking