TEXT, IMAGE & SOUND
Turn a scene description or a still image into a short video, with optional generated sound.
Your prompt follows you to the workspace. Choose settings and review credits before generating.
Try a starting point for your next shot. Edit the subject, motion and sound to make it your own.
A ceramic cup on a wooden table. Steam rises as the camera slowly pushes in. Soft window light, quiet morning ambience, one continuous shot.
Useful for a product teaser: name the material, keep the object central and ask for one camera movement. Add labels and prices later in your editor so they stay readable.
A wide shot of a mountain lake at dawn. Mist drifts over the water and pine branches move in a light breeze. A slow pan to the right, birds and soft wind.
Useful for a travel concept or an opening scene. Describe what moves within the frame as well as the camera. A single location is easier to assess than several scene changes.
A person in a raincoat turns toward the camera on a rainy city street. A steady medium shot, reflections on the pavement, gentle rain and distant traffic.
Useful for a character study or a social clip. Use an image in the workspace when a specific starting appearance matters. Review faces, hands and movement before publishing.
Kling 2.6 is an AI video model that generates short clips from text or a still image. On kling26ai.com, you can choose a 5- or 10-second clip, select a landscape, portrait or square frame, and turn generated audio on or off. This is an independent creative workspace, not the official Kling website.
Write the subject, setting and action first. Then add a camera movement and the sound you want. Start with a short, specific prompt rather than conflicting instructions. If you have a reference image, open the image workflow and describe how that image should move.
Continue to the workspace with your prompt. Choose 5 seconds for a compact action or 10 seconds for more time to develop a shot. Match the frame to your destination: landscape for a wide scene, portrait for a phone screen, or square for a feed. Review the credit total before you submit.
Sign in and submit when the settings are ready. Review the output for subject details, motion and audio timing. If the shot needs work, adjust one part of the prompt and try again. Use the workspace result and history to revisit your clips and download the version you want to keep.
Text to video suits early ideas when you have no source image. Describe the subject, lighting and movement to explore a shot for a storyboard, a product concept or a social post. Keep the first attempt simple. Change one variable at a time so you can tell what helped.
Image to video suits a product photo, portrait or visual concept that already exists. Upload the image in the workspace and use the prompt to describe motion, such as a slow camera push or fabric moving in the wind. A reference guides the starting composition; it does not guarantee every detail will stay identical.
Turn audio on when ambience, effects or speech are part of the idea. Describe those sounds in the same prompt as the scene. Turn it off for a silent visual draft or when you plan to add a separate soundtrack. Generated audio needs review, especially spoken words and timing; it is not a substitute for checking the final edit.
The current workspace starts at 65 credits for a 5-second silent clip. A 10-second clip doubles that amount, and generated audio doubles it again. These are generation credits, not a subscription price or a promise of free access.
View plans and credits| Length | Audio off | Audio on |
|---|---|---|
| 5 seconds | 65 credits | 130 credits |
| 10 seconds | 130 credits | 260 credits |
Check your account balance and the workspace estimate before submitting. Available credits and subscription allowances are shown in your account; generation time varies with the request and service load.
You can prepare a prompt on this page without signing in. Generation requires an account and enough credits for the selected settings. Check your account for any available trial or daily allowance; this page does not promise a fixed free credit grant.
This workspace supports 5- and 10-second Kling 2.6 generations. For a longer story, plan several shots and assemble them in an editor. A built-in clip extension feature is not offered here for this model.
No. Audio is optional. Turn it on in the workspace and describe the sound you want, or leave it off for a silent clip. Enabling audio doubles the generation cost for the same length.
The current Kling 2.6 workspace exposes length, aspect ratio and sound settings, with no resolution or frame-rate selector. Review the returned video for its actual dimensions and playback properties. This page does not promise selectable 4K output or 60 fps.
Review the current terms, your plan and the rights to any source image, likeness, music or brand before publishing. A generated result does not automatically clear third-party rights. For a commercial brief, check the output carefully and confirm the applicable permissions.
No. kling26ai.com is an independent site and is not affiliated with Kuaishou or Kling AI. Kling belongs to its respective trademark owner. The model name identifies the generation model available in this workspace.
Use the tools you need for the next step. Each tool has its own options and credit estimate.
Describe the action you want to see. Start with one subject and one movement, then refine the result in the workspace.
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