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Kling 2.6 — Image to Video

Image to Video with Kling 2.6 in AISVIT. Animate still images into dynamic videos with AI. Add camera motion, subject movement, and cinematic transitions from a single source image.

About this model

AI video model for 5 or 10 second 1080p clips from text or images, with native audio, lip-synced dialogue, and simple controls for fast production.

When is this model useful?

Kling 2.6 is strongest when you want one short clip to come out with visuals and sound already aligned, instead of building silent video first and adding audio later.

Best fit tasks

Text-to-video clips for ads, explainers, product demos, and social posts where narration, ambience, or sound effects matter.
Image-to-video animation when you want to bring a still portrait, product shot, illustration, or key frame to life with synchronized sound.
Dialogue scenes where the character should appear to speak the written line instead of only showing silent motion.
Fast creative testing for short-form campaigns, because the control set is simple and the output is easy to evaluate.

Main advantages

The model generates video and audio together in one pass, which saves time on voiceover, rough sound design, and lip-sync testing.
The setup is easy for non-technical users: prompt, duration, aspect ratio, audio toggle, optional start image, and optional negative prompt.
It outputs short 1080p clips and supports 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1, so it fits websites, ads, Reels, Shorts, and feed content.
It can handle both realistic and stylized scenes, but it is especially strong on cinematic and photorealistic shots.

Limitations to know

One generation is limited to 5 or 10 seconds, so longer stories need to be built from multiple clips.
According to the model documentation, audio works best in English and Chinese, so other languages may need extra testing.
Aspect ratio control is ignored when you upload a start image, because the model follows the proportions of that image.
Character consistency can drift across separate generations, complex physics may look imperfect, and text appearing inside the video can be distorted.

How to use this model

The easiest workflow is to describe the scene as if you were briefing a director, then add only the controls that help you lock the result faster.

Simple workflow

Write the prompt in plain language and describe what should be on screen, what happens, how the camera moves, and what should be heard in the scene.
If you want speech, put the spoken words in quotation marks so the model can treat them like dialogue and sync the mouth movement more naturally.
Choose a duration of 5 or 10 seconds. Use 5 seconds for quick tests and short reveals, or 10 seconds when the action, dialogue, or atmosphere needs more room.
Set 16:9 for wide video, 9:16 for vertical social formats, or 1:1 for square posts when generating from text only.
Upload a start image if the clip should begin from a specific face, product visual, illustration, or composition.

Supported inputs

Required: a text prompt.
Optional: one start image for image-to-video generation.
Optional: a negative prompt for unwanted details or styles.
In the AISVIT upload flow, standard image formats such as JPG, PNG, and WEBP are the safest choice.

What you get

A generated MP4 video file.
A 5 or 10 second clip.
1080p output in this integration.
Video with embedded audio when Generate audio is enabled, or silent output when it is turned off.

Other workflows for this model

Text to Video

AISVIT pricing details

Without audio: 7 credits per second of video
With audio: 14 credits per second of video
The Generate audio toggle changes the rate.