Kling 2.6 Pro

Kling 2.6 Audio — Text-to-Video

Kling 2.6 Audio Text-to-Video turns a text prompt directly into a fully scored clip: camera motion, character action, and soundtrack (voice, ambience, SFX) are generated in one pass, so the scene looks and sounds like it belongs together.

🌟 Model Highlights

• Joint audio–video generation – Visuals and sound are created together, not bolted on after the fact.
• Character-aware voices – Speech that matches who’s on screen, with timing aligned to the action you describe.
• Scene-driven sound design – Ambient noise and effects that follow the camera and events in the shot.
• Script-to-scene pipeline – Start from a natural-language prompt; Kling handles shots, motion, and soundscape.

🧩 Parameters

• prompt* – Describe what happens in the scene: characters, camera moves, environment, and audio mood (e.g. “Close-up of a robot repairing a neon sign, soft synthwave music, quiet city ambience, no dialogue.”)

• negative_prompt – Things to avoid in both visuals and audio (logo, watermark, heavy text, glitch, noise).

• cfg_scale – Guidance strength (default 0.5):

  • Lower → looser, more organic; model improvises more.
  • Higher → closer to prompt wording; can look or sound more “forced”.

• sound –

  • On → generate video with audio (voice / ambience / SFX where appropriate).
  • Off → silent video only (cheaper, same visuals).

• duration – 5 s or 10 s clips.

🎯 Typical Use Cases

• Social ads or launch teasers with built-in narration and sound design.
• Short story beats, animatics, or previz where visual + audio timing must line up.
• Product explainers with spoken description + on-screen action.
• Cinematic posts and shorts where you want music, ambience, and motion from a single prompt.

💰 Pricing

🚀 How to Use

1. Write a prompt describing:

   • what the camera sees (shots, motion, setting),
   • what characters do,
   • and, if sound is on, the voice tone, music style, and ambience/SFX you want.

2. (Optional) Add a negative_prompt for things you don’t want in either image or audio.

3. Tune cfg_scale (start from 0.5; increase only if it’s not following your prompt enough).

4. Toggle sound on/off depending on whether you need audio.

5. Run the model.

🔎 Tips

• Write prompts like a mini shot list + audio brief: who, where, camera, mood, and sound.
• For clearer narration, explicitly specify “single narrator”, voice gender/age, and language/accents.
• Use negative_prompt for “watermark, text, logo, glitch, noisy audio” to keep outputs clean.
• For platform export (Reels/Shorts/TikTok), pick 9:16; for YouTube/web, use 16:9; for feeds/ads, try 1:1.