Overview
Kling AI Avatar v2 Pro, from Kuaishou’s Kling Avatar 2.0 line (late 2025), animates a single still image from an audio track. The mouth follows the speech or singing, the head and shoulders move naturally, and the audio you send plays through unchanged. There is no duration setting: the clip runs as long as the audio. In our own tests it kept a synthetic singer’s identity, lip-synced a Vietnamese vocal with the mouth closing on breaths, and kept the original vocal in the soundtrack. A 13 second clip took about six minutes. Kyma accepts uncompressed PCM WAV audio of at least 5 seconds (WAV PCM only for now). Billing is per second of the finished clip. You declare your audio’s length as duration_s; Kyma checks the audio before generating, cuts anything longer, and charges the clip’s real length.Specs
Pricing
Billed per second of generated video. Every request reports its exact cost in
usage.cost; the full media price list is on Pricing.
Use this when
- Talking-Head Clips — Turns a presenter photo and a voice recording into a speaking clip for explainers, lessons and announcements.
- Lip-Synced Singing — Makes a character sing your own song track, keeping the real vocal in the soundtrack.
- Any-Language Voiceover — Lip-syncs to the audio itself rather than to a transcript, so the language of the recording does not need to be supported separately.
- Character Series — Reuses one still of a character across many clips, each driven by a different line of audio.