The Versely podcast promo recipe is two scenes at 270 credits
versely-podcast-promo is the shortest public recipe: two scenes, 270 / 270 credits, Kling Video V3 Pro image-to-video — clone it and swap the asset map; do not Omni a new two-shot from a logline.
versely-podcast-promo is the shortest public recipe: two scenes, 270 / 270 credits, Kling Video V3 Pro image-to-video — clone it and swap the asset map; do not Omni a new two-shot from a logline.
Podcast Clip — Versely is the public object titled that way on the card, slugged versely-podcast-promo. Seventeen public scene recipes are live. This one is two scenes. That is the floor on scene count. The credit pair is 270 / 270. Preview equals full. The first dispatch is the bill.
Two scenes, 270 / 270
Open the recipe and the block gives runtime, scene count, aspect, the credit pair, and the video model. This row is two scenes, eight seconds each, sixteen seconds of finished tape, 9:16, one locked character asset (podcast_character), scene two chained from scene one. estimated_credit_cost is 270. estimated_full_credit_cost is 270. caption_style is null on the published graph.
Scene one is the hook. Scene two is the reveal. Same host. Same couch. Same boom. Native spoken lines live in the prompts, not a VO pass you add later. Each scene is a still, then that still animated by the saved image-to-video model, then a stitch. Two scenes is four generates plus a join, plus the character still the graph already references. The 270 is the total of that pass, once. It does not include captions, dubbing, upscaling, or rerolls. Redo scene two and you have left the published number.
Where a workflow shows two different numbers, the first is preview-resolution and the second is full. Where the two numbers match, the catalog has no cheaper resolution to offer. This row is the second kind. Budget 270 as if you were already shipping.
Seventeen listings live on the workflows shelf. Viral Panel Reaction Reel is cheaper at 60 / 120, on four scenes and a different renderer. Podcast With Me is 156 / 308. This leftover is the two-scene floor at a single 270. Scene count is not the bill. The video model is. Morning Matcha is 405 / 405 and NYC Street Interview is 504 / 504 — same renderer family, same missing draft, more scenes.
The saved renderer is Kling Video V3 Pro
The workflow’s video_model string is Kling Video V3 Pro Image to Video. That string is the recipe’s saved renderer, not a /models slug to invent. Do not write /models/kling-video-v3-pro-image-to-video. Credits per scene on this row is 135. Two scenes is 270. Fork the recipe and the published total stops applying. Swap the renderer for a cheaper image-to-video row and you have a different recipe, not a discount on this one.
The live catalog I2V row in the Kling Video V3 family is Kling Video V3 Standard Image to Video: image required, native audio, 3s through 15s, listed 63 credits. No max output resolution is listed on that slug — do not invent 1080p or 4K. The recipe’s eight-second beats sit inside that duration ladder. The recipe does not dispatch that Standard row unless you change the graph. Do not treat 63 as a secret preview of 270. Sixty-three is a catalog figure on a different slug. Two hundred seventy is this graph, once, on the renderer the recipe locked.
Clone the graph and change the asset map
Recreate a viral template is the agent verb: recreate_public_template. Browse the public catalog, clone scenes, style, and model into your account, then run or remix. Cloning is free. Running is priced like the generation it is. You see the cost before anything dispatches. It is saved but not auto-run.
The asset map is one key: podcast_character, typed as a character, labelled Podcast host. Clone the graph. Attach a new still to that key. Keep the two eight-second beats, the boom in the foreground, the chain from scene one into scene two. Edit the tease and the reveal on the saved copy before you dispatch. On a row with no preview discount, that pre-flight is the only unpaid pass: it is still text.
Save and reuse a video workflow is the named job once the format is yours: save_workflow, then run it again. Saving and editing a draft is free. Each actual run is priced like a full multi-scene generation. A first run uses the saved scenes exactly. Do not collapse the two beats to “save credits.” That is a different graph. Recreate is not “make something like this.” It is “materialise this graph.” A screenshot of a podcast clip tells you the caption was big. It does not tell you the model, the still, the two-scene list, or 270 credits.
Do not Omni a two-shot from a logline
Kling 3 Omni multi-shot is not Movie Mode is the other confusion. Omni takes one prompt and returns up to six distinct shots inside a single generation, usually a 15-second file. You still pay for seconds. Identity has to survive inside that generate. There is no scene planner, no chain off scene one’s last frame, no combined 16-second export of a hook and a reveal as two reviewed takes. You get one bumper with cuts in it.
Opening Omni with “two shots of a podcast girl, cozy studio, she names the app” is a new film that happens to contain a microphone. There is no podcast_character slot. There is no 270 estimate. There is no chain flag. Restaging is drift. The workflow already named the person and attached the still.
Useful for a three-beat gag. Not useful for one host across two locked I2V scenes with a named character still. If the clip is not on the workflows shelf, you do not have this recipe. Do not use Omni’s six-shot syntax as a substitute for a scene list you never wrote. Clone it. Change the line. Keep the mid-shot. Two scenes. Two hundred seventy credits. No cheaper pass.
FAQ
Is this the cheapest public recipe?
No. It is the shortest on scene count: two scenes. Viral Panel Reaction Reel is the catalog floor at 60 / 120. Podcast With Me is 156 / 308. This row is 270 / 270 on Kling Video V3 Pro Image to Video. Shortest is not cheapest. Read the pair.
Does cloning spend the 270 credits?
No. Recreate materialises the graph. Credits start when you run it. Edit the tease and swap the podcast_character still while it is still a draft — that is the unpaid pass. Two hundred seventy lands when you dispatch this row.
Can I Omni a two-shot logline and keep the 270 estimate?
No. Omni is one generate with internal cuts, typically around 15 seconds, up to six shots. This recipe is two discrete I2V scenes, eight seconds each, one character reference, scene two chained from scene one, stitched. Different objects. The 270 pair belongs to the cloned graph.
If I fork and drop a scene, do I get a preview discount?
You get a different total, estimated from the remaining work. You do not unlock a preview/full split the parent never had. Check the estimate on the fork before you assume 270 is waiting, and before you assume Viral Panel’s 2× applies.