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Kling O1 Image
Kling O1 Image
Multi-reference image understanding and fine-grained control

Combine Two Images with Kling 01 Image

Kling 01 Image is useful when the goal is not only to combine two images, but also to preserve important visual details from each reference. Upload two images, such as a character and a scene, a product and a background, or a style reference and a subject photo, then describe the final image you want. Its multi-reference workflow is especially suitable for character consistency, outfit preservation, branded visuals, comic-style assets, and controlled image edits.

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Kling O1 Image
Multi-reference consistency control

Upload up to 10 reference images to anchor subject identity, outline, key visual elements, and overall tone. Then describe the change you want—such as background, props, outfit, or style—to generate a new image with stronger consistency and more controllable edits.

Built for reference-guided image creation and editing

Start with reference images
Step 1: Upload reference images
Step 2: Write one instruction
Step 3: Generate result
Step 1: Step 1: Upload reference images - Upload 3–10 reference images that show the subject from useful angles or include important details. Kling O1 Image uses them to understand identity, outline, core elements, and visual tone.
Step 2: Step 2: Write one instruction - Describe the change clearly in natural language, such as changing the background, adding props, switching style, or updating the outfit while keeping the main subject consistent.
Step 3: Step 3: Generate result - Kling O1 Image creates a new image that keeps important subject features more stable while applying the requested changes in a more controlled way.

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3 simple actions to use the core workflow

Series consistency

  1. 1Pick references Upload 3–10 images. More useful views and clearer details usually help the model maintain better consistency.
  2. 2Define what must stay State the key features that should remain stable, such as identity, shape, colors, outfit details, or key product features.
  3. 3Change one variable at a time Adjust one main dimension per generation—such as background, props, style, or camera angle—for more controllable results.

Precise edit

  1. 1Upload original Start with the image you want to modify.
  2. 2Give one focused instruction Explain what to change and what should stay the same.
  3. 3Refine the edited result If needed, revise the changed part again without redefining the whole image from scratch.

Why is this more stable?

Kling O1 Image is designed for reference-guided generation and editing. Compared with text-only image generation, it is better suited to understanding what should stay consistent and what should change.

What makes it special?

See the difference at a glance

Typical text-to-image

Each generation often reinterprets the subject from scratch.

  • Harder to keep character or product consistency
  • Less predictable when multiple details must stay fixed
  • More variation between outputs even with similar prompts

Kling O1 Image

Uses multiple reference images to anchor key visual features.

  • Better for repeatable subject consistency
  • More controllable when you want targeted changes
  • More suitable for series images, subject reuse, and guided edits

Kling O1 Image is not mainly about the fastest random generation. Its strength is controlled image creation with reference-guided consistency, clearer subject anchoring, and more precise change management.

Core capabilities

4 core capabilities for reference-based image creation

Up to 10 reference images to anchor features

Upload up to 10 references to guide subject identity, outline, key elements, and overall tone, making consistency easier across outputs.

Reference-driven composition editing

Better suited to placing a person, character, or product into a new context while keeping the composition and scene logic more coherent.

Precise static image editing

Add, remove, or change objects, swap style, or make local edits while preserving as much of the unchanged content as possible.

Multi-view consistency

Useful for front, side, back, or different-angle image creation where identity, clothing details, or product structure need to stay more aligned.

Template library

Use Kling O1 Image for common multi-reference workflows

Product scene transfer

Turn clean product shots into café, office, outdoor, or lifestyle scenes while keeping the product’s main shape and visual identity recognizable.

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Same-character series posters

Use several references of one character to create a series of posters with different scenes, props, or styles while keeping the character more consistent.

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Multi-view character assets

Generate front, side, back, or multiple-angle character views with stronger continuity in identity and outfit details.

Use template

Local outfit or material change

Keep the main subject, but change clothing, texture, or material details in a more targeted and controlled way.

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Subject + scene composition

Combine a subject reference with a scene reference to generate a new image that blends both more naturally.

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Multi-style variation

Use the same subject references with different style directions to test multiple visual outputs while keeping the core subject more stable.

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Case study

Reference stack → Constraints → Changes → Result

Reference stack

Up to 10

Constraints

  • Shape unchanged
  • Color unchanged
  • LOGO position unchanged

Changes

  • Scene: Forest camp
  • Style: Natural lighting

Output

Create once, reuse many times

Kling O1 Image works well for repeatable multi-reference workflows, not only one-off generations

Reusable reference sets

Build reusable reference packs for the same character, person, product, or campaign subject.

Repeatable prompt structure

Reuse the same instruction format—what to keep plus what to change—to create faster, more consistent iterations.

Comparable visual testing

Use the same reference set with different prompts or styles to compare outputs more fairly and efficiently.

Prompt writing

1

Lock sentence

Keep [subject identity / shape / key colors / core features] unchanged.

2

Change sentence

Change [background / props / outfit / style / camera angle] to [target result].

3

Protection sentence

Keep other areas natural and consistent, and preserve the overall lighting logic and perspective as much as possible.

One-click fill examples

"“Keep the character’s black short hair, blue eyes, and white T-shirt unchanged. Change the background to a café scene.”"

"“Keep the product’s shape, main colors, and key branding details unchanged. Change the material to brushed metal.”"

"“Keep the subject’s facial features unchanged. Change the outfit to a red dress and place the subject in a studio portrait setup.”"

FAQ

Kling O1 Image is best suited to reference-guided image creation where the same person, character, product, or subject needs to stay more consistent across scenes, angles, or style variations.

Create once, reuse across scenes and styles

Use the same reference set to generate consistent characters, products, scenes, and style variations with Kling O1 Image.

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