Kling AI Multi-Shot

The pain this node kills: generating a storyboard and having the character look like a different person in every panel. Kling's multi-shot image mode tackles that head-on by generating up to six shots as one task, with a shared character/scene description anchoring consistency across all of them. Instead of six separate generations and a prayer, you get a batch where the same character stays recognizably the same person. If you storyboard, design a character sheet, or pitch sequences, this is the node you'll actually reach for.

Mechanically it's a single cloud task with multiple shots: the required prompt describes the overall scene and character (the consistency anchor), shot_1_prompt is the first shot (required), and shot_2_prompt through shot_6_prompt are optional - leave them blank and you get fewer shots. One aspect_ratio applies to all of them. The result comes back as a batch of images, so the images output is an IMAGE tensor you can preview as a grid or split per-frame.

The inputs that matter:

• prompt - the character/scene anchor. This is where you lock in "the detective, brown trench coat, neon-lit city" so it applies everywhere.
• shot_1_prompt through shot_6_prompt - what happens in each panel. Consistency comes from the anchor prompt, so keep it descriptive and don't fight it with conflicting details in the shot prompts.
• aspect_ratio - same for every shot.

Outputs: images (batch), url, task_id.

Installing it

Bundled in ComfyUI-API-Toolkit. Manager: search "API Toolkit". Manual:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/IxMxAMAR/ComfyUI-API-Toolkit
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI. Needs the Kling AI Authentication node and a funded account.

Gotchas

Consistency is much better than separate generations, but it's not clone-level. Kling holds the character, then drifts under heavy motion or big angle changes across shots - if your storyboard demands the exact same face across all six panels, consider Kling's element/character system (the pack's Element Selector) as a companion, or fix faces in a local pass afterward. Also watch the credit meter: this is one task that generates multiple images, and multi-image tasks bill accordingly. Draft with two or three shots, then expand to six once the character design is locked. And remember the whole batch shares one aspect ratio - a mix of portrait and landscape panels isn't possible in a single task.