KLING VIDEO 2.6 User Guide

The all-new VIDEO 2.6 Model is available: it generates visuals, natural voiceovers, matching sound effects, and ambient atmosphere in a single pass, bridging the worlds of "sound" and "visuals".
Kling AI
Dec 16, 2025
32 min read
KLING VIDEO 2.6 User Guide
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Welcome to Experience KLING VIDEO 2.6: Let's "See the Sound, Hear the Visual"

Previously, KLING's video models could only generate "silent visuals". Creators had to manually find voiceovers, add sound effects, and adjust the pace—an overly complex process that made it hard to achieve true immersion. 

Now, the all-new VIDEO 2.6 Model is available: it generates visuals, natural voiceovers, matching sound effects, and ambient atmosphere in a single pass, bridging the worlds of "sound" and "visuals". Whether inputting text or uploading an image, you can instantly create a dynamic video that's complete, with sound, rhythm, and immersion—no more tedious editing.Compared to previous "silent" models, VIDEO 2.6 offers a comprehensive upgrade:

  • No more "silent films": Visuals, voice, and sound effects are generated together, with seamless integration of camera rhythm and emotional tone, transforming content from "viewable" to "immersive".
  • Full control over sound: Choose who speaks, what they say, and the emotion behind it. Generate ambient and special effects sounds freely, adjusting the pace and atmosphere to fit various creative needs.
  • Effortless creation for beginners: No complex operations required—just input text or images, and the system will automatically handle sound and visual details. Ideal for content creators and small studios to quickly produce professional videos.

1. KLING's First "Native Audio" Model is Now Live!

With the VIDEO 2.6 Model, we are introducing the "Native Audio" feature for the first time: a single generation that simultaneously produces video visuals and complete audio, including voiceovers, sound effects, and ambient sounds. This feature achieves seamless coordination in rhythm, emotion, and narrative expression, delivering a true "see what you hear" audio-visual experience.

This upgrade focuses on:

  • Audio-Visual Coordination: Voice rhythm, ambient sounds, and visual actions are closely aligned, eliminating the disconnect between "visuals and separate audio."

  • Audio Quality: Supports various sound types such as voice, sound effects, and ambient sounds, with cleaner sound quality and richer layers, closely mimicking real mixing effects.

  • Semantic Understanding: Strong semantic comprehension of text descriptions, spoken language, and complex storylines in different contexts, ensuring more accurate interpretation of creator intentions and delivering content that better meets needs.

For the creation process, KLING 2.6 provides two efficient creation paths centered around the core need of "fast audio-video content generation from text/images".

Text-to-Audio-Visual: From a sentence to a complete audio-visual video.

Image-to-Audio-Visual: Bring static images to life with sound and motion.

Input text to generate a video with voiceovers, sound effects, and ambient sounds.

Upload images/text to instantly create audio-visual content, perfect for expanding existing images into full audio-visual experiences.

Supported Audio Types

Voice Narration


 

 

Dialogue

Singing/Rap

Ambient Sound Effects

Object/Action sound effects

Mixed Sound Effects

Character voice narration

Multi-person voice dialogue

Characters singing or rapping with lyrics

Background sounds like wind, ocean waves, street noise, traffic

Sounds like glass breaking, footsteps, knife slicing, machine rumble

A combination of voice, background sounds, and sound effects for an immersive audio-visual experience.

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2. Platform Features User Guide

  • This model supports both web and app platforms, allowing easy video generation on both devices. The final video output is determined by the prompt, input image (image-to-audio-visual), and parameter settings:
  • Prompt: Describes the content, scene, and actions you want to present.
  • Input Image (Image-to-Audio-Visual): Specifies the subject's appearance, composition, style, and other visual features, making the generated video closer to the original image.
  • Native Audio Toggle: When enabled, the video will generate with synchronized audio; when disabled, it generates video content without audio.
  • Parameter Settings: Controls the video generation method and basic attributes.

Text-to-Audio-Visual - Interface

Image-to-Audio-Visual - Interface

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Parameter Settings

  • Video Duration: 5s, 10s

  • Aspect Ratio: 16:9, 1:1, 9:16

  • Video Output: Up to 4 videos at a time

  • Video Duration: 5s, 10s

  • Video Output: Up to 4 videos at a time

Notes

3. What Can the VIDEO 2.6 Model Do?

VIDEO 2.6 supports various sound types, including speech, dialogue, narration, singing, rap, ambient sound effects, and mixed sound effects. Below, we outline the model's capabilities to help you quickly understand its creative potential.

3.1 Solo Monologue

Capability: The character speaks directly to the camera with natural emotion and synchronised lip movements.

Applicable Scenarios: Product showcases, lifestyle vlogs, news broadcasts, public speaking.

Product Showcase: Display products and highlight key selling points. Clear speech, natural tone, and a match to the product's atmosphere are key.
Lifestyle Vlog: Showcasing easy, natural moments from daily life.
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In a kitchen, the oven door is half open, revealing a golden chiffon cake resting on the table. [Latina girl] gently breaks the cake with her hands (cake crumbs fall off), her eyes shining with excitement. [Latina girl, proud and sweet voice] says: "My first success. Look at that crumb!" Background: Upbeat BGM plays.

News Reporting: Emphasizes professionalism, formality, and stable tone.
Public Speaking: Shows strong, persuasive delivery.

 3.2 Narration

Capability: Off-screen voice narrating, explaining, or commenting on visuals.

Applicable Scenarios: Product explanations, event commentary, documentaries, storytelling.

 

Product Explanation: Static visuals + professional narration, ideal for e-commerce videos.
Event Commentary: Requires dynamic pacing and event atmosphere.
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Visual: At the World Cup final, the lights are dazzling, and the stands are roaring with excitement. Dialog: (No characters, just narration) [Narrator, excited male voice] as the ball hits the net: "The game is over!" Background: Fans erupt in cheers, and the camera captures the moment the ball enters the net from the goalkeeper's perspective.

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In front of the main grandstand at an F1 racetrack, the cars zoom by. [Narrator, excited male voice] says: "Final lap! He's on the inside! Oh, what a move! They are side by side to the line! Unbelievable!" Background: The roar of engines and the screech of tires, with the camera following the two cars nearly side by side.

3.3 Multi-Character Dialogue

Capability: Interaction between multiple characters with natural tone switching.

Applicable Scenarios: Interviews, scripted performances, casual dialogue, comedy skits.

Interview Show: Two people sit down for an interview with natural tone switching.
Scripted Performance (Short Play): For short stories and emotional dialogue.
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A frigid wilderness. Explorers are starting a fire, with firewood crackling. [Explorer A, exhausted yet resolute]: "The fire is lit."[Explorer B, voice brimming with hope, as the speaker switches]: "We're saved!"Sound Effects: Crackling of the burning flame, distant wolf howls, howling cold wind sweeping past.

Daily Conversation: Casual, Natural, and Conversational
Comedy Skit: Fast-paced, with Strong Contrast

3.4 Music Performance

Sing
Rap
Group Chorus
Instrumental Performance
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In a traditional study room, a scroll hangs on the wall, and a guqin rests on the desk, bathed in soft light. [Scholar] sits calmly at the desk, gently plucking the strings of the guqin with his fingertips, his expression serene. Background: The sound of the scroll turning and the melody of the guqin. The camera focuses on the scholar's fingers as he plucks the strings.

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Visual: On a neon-lit rainy street at night, raindrops fall to the ground. Dialog: [Cellist] stands under a streetlight, raindrops on the tips of his hair, playing the cello. Background: A slow, emotional solo cello piece. The camera focuses on the water droplets vibrating on the cello strings and [Cellist]'s closed eyes.

3.5 Creative Scene

Visual Effects
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A scene in Antarctica with towering ice formations, the overall tone being a cold, white, frigid color palette. The glacier cracks with a loud noise, followed by the sound of ice shattering, as the engines of the research team's snowmobiles roar. The camera follows the retreating research team and the collapsing ice towers.

Life Scene Atmosphere
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In an afternoon room, sunlight filters through the blinds, creating striped light spots on the floor. A [ginger cat] lies on the windowsill. The [ginger cat] breathes slowly, with background sounds of distant birds and rustling leaves. The camera focuses on the light spots shifting with the cat's breath.

ASMR
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A clean live-streaming desk, with props such as a crystal glass and wooden blocks neatly arranged. The makeup brush lightly sweeps across the crystal glass and wooden blocks, producing a "shh-shh" sound. The camera focuses on the props and the details of the action.


 

 

Creative Ads / Material

4. How to Write Effective Prompts

When using the "VIDEO 2.6 Model", simply write down [the scene you want to see] + [the action that happens] + [the sound you want to hear], and you'll generate high-quality audio-visual output videos. You can refer to the following formula:

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Prompt Format = Scene (Scene Description) + Element (Subject Description) + Movement (Movement Description) + Audio (Dialogue / Singing / Sound Effects / Pure Music) + Other (Style / Emotion / Camera)

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  • Dialogue: "Sentence" + Emotion + Speech Speed + Tone + Character Label
    • Single Character: Specify voice attributes (e.g., [Man speaking], "Sentence" + Deep + Fast).
    • Multiple Characters: Use clear labels to distinguish (e.g., [Character A, angrily] says, "Sentence" [Character B, calmly] replies, "Sentence").
  • Singing: "Lyrics" + Singing Style + Accompaniment Description + Emotion
    • Style: Pop, Opera, Country, etc.
    • Emotion/Techniques: High-pitched, Vibrato, Gentle singing.
  • Rap: "Sentence (Rhyming)" + Rhythm Style + Emotion
    • Rhythm Style: Intense Boom Bap, Trap Style Beat, Fast Flow.
    • Content: "Sentence" should reflect Rhyme and Meter.
  • Sound Effects: Sound Source (Action/Object) + State + Professional Sound Effects
    • Structure: [Object: Wooden Door] suddenly [Action: Slams] + [Sound Effect: Bang].
    • Material/State: Glass Breaking, Metal Impact, Screeching Brakes.
  • Ambient Sound: Scene + Sound Elements + Spatial Reverb
    • Elements: Rain, Insects, Crowd Murmurs, Traffic.
    • Spatial Feel: Echo in an Open Hall (Reverb), Small Room Acoustics.
  • Pure Music: Instrument Type + Music Genre + Emotion
    • Structure: Piano Performance + Jazz + Melancholy.
    • Genres: Classical, Rock, Electronic.

Tip: It is recommended to use quotation marks " " to clarify sound content when writing prompts.

4.1 Key Tutorial — Multicharacter Dialogue Prompt Examples and Guidelines

Guidelines

Core Principles

Prompt Guidelines and Examples

Incorrect Example (Prone to Model Failure)

P1. Structured Naming

Character labels must be unique and consistent.

[Character A: Black-suited Agent] and [Character B: Female Assistant]. ❌ Avoid using pronouns or synonyms. 

[Agent] says... Then, he says...

P2. Visual Anchoring 

Bind the dialogue to the character's unique actions. 

First describe the action, then follow with the dialogue: The black-suited agent slams his hand on the table. [Black-suited Agent, angrily shouting]: "Where is the truth?" 

[Black-suited Agent]: "Where is the truth?" (The model won't know who slammed the table)

P3. Audio Details

Assign unique tone and emotion labels to each character.

[Black-suited Agent, raspy, deep voice]: "Don't move." [Female Assistant, clear, fearful voice]: "I'm scared." 

[Man] says... [Woman] says... (The voice characteristics are too vague and can confuse the model) 

P4. Temporal Control

Use clear linking words to control the sequence and rhythm of dialogue.

.... [Black-suited Agent]: "Why?" Immediately, [Female Assistant]: "Because it's time." ⚠️ (Optional strong constraint: Insert "this is when the speaker switches" between the two.) 

[Black-suited Agent]: "Why?" [Female Assistant]: "Because it's time." (The model may generate a continuous speech from one character) 

4.2 Common Audio Trigger Words

Audio Type

Category

Trigger Words

Examples

Speech

Core Speech

Speaking / Talking

A woman is sitting at a desk, calmly speaking into a microphone.

Asking / Querying

A curious boy in the garden asking his father a question.

Telling / Narrating

An old man sitting by the fireplace, slowly telling a story.

Explaining

A tour guide pointing at a map, clearly explaining the route.

Volume/Clarity

Whispering

Two friends leaning in close in a crowded room, whispering a secret.

Softly Speaking

A student in the quiet library is softly speaking on the phone.

Clearly Speaking / Crisp Voice

A radio announcer with a clear voice is speaking the news.

Emotion/Tone

Excitedly Speaking

The award winner is holding a trophy, excitedly speaking their acceptance speech.

Complaining

A customer at the counter complaining about poor service.

Sighing

A tired worker sitting by a window, letting out a heavy sighing sound.

Gently Speaking

A mother is rocking a baby, gently speaking a lullaby.

Vocal Quality

Hoarse Voice

A patient waking up, requesting help with a hoarse voice.

Deep Voice

A middle-aged man telling a scary story in a deep voice.

Pace/Rhythm

Fast Talking / Rapid Speech

A fast-talking salesperson rapidly describing the product features.

Slow Talking

An old professor slow talking while carefully elaborating on a complex theory.

Performance

Reciting / Reading Aloud

A poet on a stage, reciting a dramatic poem.

Monologue

An actor standing alone on stage, performing a sad monologue.

Narration / Voiceover

A film scene cuts to a background sound of a deep narration.

Dialogue

Interaction

Answering / Responding

The interviewee is answering the question immediately.

Arguing / Quarrelling

A couple in the kitchen, arguing loudly.

Shouting / Yelling

A father standing at the door is shouting / yelling at his children playing outside.

Discussing

A group of students gathered around a table, discussing a difficult problem.

Vocal Action

Crying / Sobbing

A little girl sitting on the ground crying / sobbing after falling down.

Screaming

A woman seeing a mouse, letting out a sharp screaming sound.

Laughing / Chuckling

Three people sharing a joke and laughing / chuckling loudly.

Singing

Core Form

A Capella

A singer on an empty stage performs the first line a capella.

Humming

A chef happily humming a tune while cooking in the kitchen.

Loud Singing

A rock musician singing loudly from the mountaintop.

Technique/Style

Bel Canto / Opera

A soprano in a gown performing a bel canto / opera piece.

Pop Vocals

A young artist in a studio, recording a new track with pop vocals.

Vibrato

A singer adding a beautiful vibrato to the high note.

Falsetto

A male vocalist using falsetto to hit a very high note.

Harmony / Layered Vocals

A quartet performing a section with perfect harmony.

Rap

Terminology

Rapping / Hip-Hop

A street performer rapping / hip-hop under neon lights.

Flow / Rhyme

A rapper performing a verse with a smooth flow and tight rhyme.

Fast Rap / Rapid Delivery

A section of the song is a high-speed, machine-gun like fast rap / rapid delivery.

Strong Rhythm / Heavy Beat

A Hip-Hop track with a strong rhythm / heavy beat.

Sound Effects - SFX

Daily Actions

Tapping / Knocking

A carpenter is tapping / knocking a nail with a hammer.

Footsteps

Slow and heavy footsteps walking in an empty hallway.

Chewing / Munching

A person chewing / munching on crunchy chips.

Material Impact

Glass Shattering

A rock hitting a window, followed by the sound of glass shattering.

Metal Clanging

Two large iron blocks metal clanging in a factory.

Friction / Rubbing

Friction sound of two pieces of rough fabric rubbing together.

Natural Elements

Thunder

A flash of lightning, followed by a low thunder rumble.

Fire Crackling

A campfire fire crackling and burning brightly.

Bubbling / Gurgling

Hot soup on the stove, bubbling / gurgling as it heats up.

Mechanical Noise

Alarm / Siren

A police car driving by at night, its alarm / siren wailing.

Braking

A car performing an emergency stop, with a screeching braking sound.

Gears Whirring

The internal workings of an old clock, with subtle gears whirring sound.

Musical Instruments

Piano Music

A pianist playing classical piano music in a concert hall.

Guitar Plucking

A street artist gently plucking a guitar string.

Ambient Soundscapes

Urban

Traffic Noise / Car Flow

Continuous traffic noise / car flow at a busy intersection.

Crowd Murmur

The background sound of crowd murmur in a museum.

Subway Noise

Subway noise as a train arrives and departs from the station.

Construction Noise

Distant, persistent construction noise in the city during the day.

Nature

Ocean Waves

The soothing sound of ocean waves hitting the beach in the morning.

Bird Chirping

Various bird chirping sounds in a morning forest.

Wind Sound (Nature)

Wind sound blowing across an open field.

Rainforest

A hot and humid rainforest, filled with unique bird calls and dripping water.

Indoor Space

Library Silence

The deep library silence punctuated by the occasional book drop.

Café Background Music

A casual café background music with quiet chatter.

Air Conditioner Hum

The steady, low air conditioner hum in a quiet office.

Fireplace Burning

The warm, comforting sound of a fireplace burning in a winter cabin.

5. Kling VIDEO 2.6: Voice Control for Image to Audio & Video

5.1 Feature Overview

Have you ever struggled with inconsistent voices or a lack of personalisation when creating content across multiple videos or characters? With Kling VIDEO 2.6, we're introducing the all-new Voice Control feature. Simply select a target voice, and the model will accurately replicate its vocal characteristics to perform your specified content. The workflow is effortless — just provide visual input + voice prompt + target voice, and generate high-quality audio-visual content in seconds.

 

With Voice Control, you can now achieve:

  • Stable, High-Fidelity Voice Output: The voice remains consistent throughout the entire video, accurately preserving the target timbre. Ideal for long-term voice consistency across IP characters, brand personas, and recurring roles.
  • Flexible Style Adaptation: A single voice can be seamlessly applied to multiple scenarios—such as narration, conversation, or speeches—automatically adapting tone, rhythm, and delivery style to match the context.
  • Natural Cross-Language Performance: No additional configuration required. Voices trained in one language can naturally perform dialogue in another (e.g., Chinese ↔ English), with smooth pronunciation and expressive consistency. Currently supports bidirectional Chinese–English adaptation.
  • Prompt-Based Voice Binding: With simple prompts like [Character@VoiceName], the model automatically binds voices to specific characters—making multi-character dialogue with distinct voices effortless.

 

Showcase:

Signature Voice for Avatars

Product Demos & Explanations

Multi-Character Voice Control

Storytelling & Performance

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5.2 Platform User Guide

Before using this feature, please ensure that all input content and any audio you publish while using Voice Control are either your original work or properly authorised.

 

The Voice Control feature in VIDEO 2.6 is now available on both Web and App platforms. It is currently supported in Image-to-Audio & Visual (Image → Audio/Video); Text-to-Audio & Visual is not available yet. Below is a guide on how to create a custom voice and use Voice Control effectively.

How to Create a Custom Voice:

Web Platform - UI

App Platform - UI

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Steps

How to use voices:

Method One: Quick start with symbol "@"

Method Two: Manual selection from the Voice List

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Steps

  1. Enable Native Audio in the creation panel.
  2. Type @ in the input box to open the voice dropdown.
  3. Select a voice from the list or type keywords to match and bind it.
  1. Open the Select Voice list in the creation panel.
  2. Click a desired voice to bind it.

Voice

5.3 Voice Control Prompt Guide

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Prompt = Scene (scene description) + [Element (element description) @ Voice Name] + Motion (motion description) + Audio (dialogue / singing / sound effects / music) + Others (style / emotion / camera)

Recommended Prompt Format

Type

Prompt Format

Prompt Example

Operation Diagram

Single person speaking/singing

[Role Name] @ Voice: “Dialogue.”

Police interrogation scene. In a tense police interrogation, [Detective Li @Mr. Wang’s voice] stands and demands, “Where’s the evidence? [Suspect Zhang @Xiaohong’s voice] lowers his head, trembling slightly, and replies, “I don’t know anything.” The overall tone is serious and intense, with close-up shots focusing on their exchange.

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Multi-character conversation/singing

Recommended for two-person dialogues; performance may degrade in scenes with three or more speakers.

[Role A] @ Voice A: “Line A.”

[Role B] @ Voice B: “Line B.”

Family farewell scene. In an emotional family farewell, [Father @My Own Voice] lowers his head slightly and says, “The train is about to depart.” [Daughter @My Best Friend’s Voice] wipes away tears and responds, “Dad, please don’t go.” The scene carries a sorrowful tone, captured in a medium shot that frames the moment of separation.

 

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Not Recommended Prompt Formats:

Please avoid the following formats — the model may fail to correctly recognise voice bindings, resulting in incorrect or inconsistent voice application.

Error Type

Prompt Format

Example

Missing character entity (using voice as the element)

  • @Voice: "Dialogue"
  • Weather forecast scene. [@Female Narrator Voice] calmly says: "Welcome to today’s weather forecast."

Multiple characters bound to the same voice

  • [Character A] @Voice1. [Character B] @Voice1.
  • Security booth scene. [Guard A@My College Friend’s Voice] reports in a low tone: "The gate is locked." [Guard B@My College Friend’s Voice] nods: "All clear." Calm, serious tone; close-up shot capturing the dialogue.

Incorrect voice tag placement

  • [A]: "Line A." [B]: "Line B." @Voice
  • [A]: "Line A." [B]: "Line B." @Voice bound to [B]
  • @Voice. [Character]: "Dialogue"
  • Home conversation scene. [Man]: "Where did you go?"(Speaker switches) [Woman]: "I went out for a walk."@My Own Voice
  • Security booth duty scene:[Guard1]: "Yes." [Guard2]: "Copy that." @Voice bound to [Guard1]
  • Street rap scene. @Rapper A’s voice. [Young Man]: "The streets never sleep, the beat never fades." Cool, urban style with street traffic ambience and light drum beats.

Voice tag embedded inside dialogue text

  • [Character]: "Dialogue @Voice"
  • [A]: "Line 1 @Voice." Then the speaker switch to [B]: "Line 2."
  • [Protagonist]: "I've decided @My Voice to leave this place." Firm and restrained tone, close-up shot, with soft breathing ambience in the background.
  • Family farewell scene. [Father]: "Are you really leaving, @My Own Voice?" (Speaker switches) [Daughter]: "Yes, this is my decision." Emotional farewell atmosphere, medium shot, with low indoor ambient sound.

Voice bound to visual actions or non-human audio

  • @Voice [Visual Action], [Character]: "Dialogue"
  • [Non-human object] @Voice, [Character]: "Dialogue"
  • Indoor standoff scene: [@Zhang San’s voice] slowly walks into the room. [Man]: “Who are you?” Side-angle shot, with faint footsteps in the background.
  • Police chase scene: Sound effect: [police siren @my voice] wailing. [Officer]: “We’re almost there.” Overall tense, fast-paced tone, handheld tracking shot, with tire screeching layered into the background audio.

Invalid binding (silent character or attribute conflict)

  • [A]: "Line A." (Bind to [B]) (B does not speak)
  •  [Character with conflicting attributes] @Voice Attribute: "Line"
  • Clothing store scene. [Main character]: “This outfit looks great.” [A silent clerk] looks at him. [@My colleague’s voice] is bound to the silent clerk.
  • Indoor interrogation scene. [A tall man @a sharp, high-pitched female child voice]: “You’ve caught me.” Overall style is suspenseful with strong contrast, using a close-up shot.

6. VIDEO 2.6 Pricing

Pricing for the VIDEO 2.6 model is as follows:

  • Native Audio ON: 10 Credits/s (Professional Mode)

Using Voice Control Feature: 2 additional Credits/s (Free and unlimited for subscribers)

  • Native Audio OFF: 5 Credits/s (Professional Mode) ; 3 Credits/s (Standard Mode)

7. FAQ

Q: What languages does the current model support for voice output?

  • The current model only supports voice output in Chinese and English. If you input other languages, we will automatically translate them into English and generate the corresponding audio, which won't affect the overall experience. We are also rapidly expanding support for additional languages, so stay tuned!

Q: Can I generate audio only, without video?

  • Yes! You can go to the platform's [Sound Effect Generation] module, where you can choose either Text-to-Sound Effects or Video-to-Sound Effects:
    • Input text to generate standalone audio.
    • Upload a video to extract sound effects.
    • This allows you to create pure audio content without needing to generate a video.

Q: How can I improve generation results?

  • To achieve better generation results, we recommend optimising in the following ways:
    • Optimise your prompt: Keep the description clear and specific, detailing the scene, sound effect type, style, etc. Avoid overwhelming the prompt with too many complex instructions; it's best to describe each element separately.
    • Enhance image-text alignment: If you're using reference images, ensure the image content matches the text description. For example, if describing "outdoor camping," avoid using indoor photos as reference images to reduce conflicting information.
    • Set parameters accurately: Adjust the video duration, resolution, and other settings according to your specific needs. Avoid using default settings if they don't meet your expectations.
    • Simplify the creation scene: Focus on one core theme in each creation to avoid stacking too many elements (e.g., multiple ambient sounds + complex speech), which helps the model generate more stable and ideal content.