This ComfyUI tutorial workflow takes a single reference image and generates five alternate camera angles to use as starting frames for Kling 3.0 image-to-video. A set of utility nodes (including Reroute and PrimitiveNode) fans out your input from LoadImage into five branches, where a preconfigured "Nano Banana 2" angle-synthesis group produces varied viewpoints of the same subject. Each start frame is saved via SaveImage so you can verify framing and subject integrity before video generation.

Each of the five frames is then sent to KlingVideoNode to create short motion clips guided by your prompt (e.g., orbit, pan, dolly). Finally, the clips are tiled into a single portrait output using CreateVideo and saved with SaveVideo. The stacker uses a horizontal strip layout inside a 9:16 canvas, so you can compare all five angles in one shareable video. Optional GeminiImage2Node can auto-caption the input image to augment your motion prompt; if not used, the workflow falls back to manual text from a PrimitiveNode. This setup is practical when you need consistent, multi-angle starters for Kling 3.0 without hand-authoring separate variations.