Just tried Kling O1: it's like editing a video the same way you'd edit a picture.

Kling O1’s whole thing is “edit video like you edit images.” If they actually pull this off, it’s gonna be super practical for creators. Before, if you didn’t like a video, you basically had to regenerate the whole thing—gacha-style re-rolling until your hands go numb. Being able to tweak just parts of it saves so much hassle.

The tricky part about porting that image-editing logic to video is temporal consistency—you can’t change one frame and have the shots before and after jump around. Word on the street is it feels pretty good, but I’m curious how fine the control actually is. Anyone who’s tried editing a real clip with it—can you really make precise changes, or is it just rough adjustments?

The fact that you can edit specific parts locally is such a game-changer.

Time consistency is the biggest pain in the ass.

Honestly, re-rolling for generations is exhausting.

I wonder if it’ll jump around if you try to change just one frame.