Kling V2.6 — No Longer Available

Kling V2.6 works with two input types:

Text to video — Describe what you want to see and hear. The model generates both visuals and audio from your description.

Image to video — Upload a still image and add a text prompt describing the motion and audio you want. The model animates your image with synchronized sound.

The native audio generation creates speech, sound effects, and ambient audio that match the visuals frame‑by‑frame, so you get complete, ready‑to‑use video clips.

Good prompts guide both the visual content and the audio. Structure your description to include:

Scene setting — Where and when the action happens, lighting conditions.
Subject details — What characters or objects appear, how they look.
Motion — What happens, how things move, camera behavior.
Audio — Dialogue in quotation marks, ambient sounds, sound effects.

For dialogue, put spoken text in quotes: *"Let's begin."* You can specify voice characteristics like "warm female voice" or "confident male narrator."

Describe ambient sounds explicitly: *"coffee shop chatter, espresso machine hissing, rain on windows"* gives better results than just "background noise."

Kling V2.6 excels at marketing videos with voiceover narration. Describe the product, the setting, and the narration you want, and the model generates a complete video with professional‑sounding voice and matching visuals.

The native audio is particularly useful when you need speech synchronized with character mouth movements or narration that matches on‑screen product demonstrations.

Create social media clips with natural dialogue for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. The 9:16 aspect ratio is purpose‑built for vertical platforms, and the 10‑second duration covers most short‑form content formats.

The lip‑sync capability makes it convincing for talking‑head content, character conversations, and spokesperson videos — all without filming a single frame.

For cinematic content, describe the camera behavior, lighting, and atmosphere in detail. Kling V2.6 handles tracking shots, slow pushes, environmental storytelling, and atmospheric sound design.

Example: *"A woman walks down a rain‑slicked neon street at night, camera slowly tracking behind her. She stops and turns to face the camera, saying 'Let's begin.' Ambient sound of rain on pavement, distant traffic, soft footsteps."*

Structure prompts with scene, subject, motion, and audio elements for the most complete output.

For dialogue, always use quotation marks around spoken text. Add voice descriptions for more control over the delivery.

Describe ambient sounds and effects explicitly — specificity drives better audio results.

Audio works best in English and Chinese. For other languages, results may vary.

For projects longer than 10 seconds, generate multiple clips and chain them together.