Entry draft
$0.46
5s · 1080p
SUPPORTED KLING AUDIO PRO ROUTE
Kling 2.6 Pro
Native audio, 1080p short clips, and text-to-video or image-to-video for supported older Kling Pro workflows.
Use Kling 2.6 Pro when you need a supported older Kling route for short audio-ready clips, text or image starts, negative prompts, seed control and 1080p output before moving current work into Kling 3 Pro.
Native audio
Generate dialogue, ambience or SFX with the visual pass when audio is enabled.
Text-to-video
Start with a compact scene brief, camera direction and sound cue.
Image-to-video
Use one start image when composition or subject identity should stay anchored.
1080p output
Keep this supported route focused on short full-HD clips.
Max 10s
Plan one clean beat or a short two-beat sequence per render.
Pay-as-you-go
See exact live price before you generate.
Kling 2.6 Pro pricing at a glance
Preset 1080p totals - see the exact live price in the app before you generate.
Native-audio shot
$0.91
5s · 1080p
Common production check
$1.82
Most popular10s · 1080p
Max duration
10s
Up to 1080p
All prices are MaxVideoAI display prices in USD credits for preset scenarios.
Kling 2.6 Pro examples
Recent Kling 2.6 Pro renders with native audio for dialogue, ambience, and emotional storytelling.
Real community renders
See what's possible with Kling 2.6 Pro — supported older Kling model for short audio-ready clips.
Recreate any shot
Jump into the app with one click and reuse the setup.
Native audio
Dialogue, ambience and SFX generated in sync.
Multi-shot continuity
Keep characters, style and scene consistency across sequences.
Production-aware
Built-in guardrails and safety filters for responsible review.
Kling 2.6 Pro or Kling 3 Pro?
Use 2.6 Pro for supported older audio-ready short clips. Use Kling 3 Pro for the current Pro workflow and stronger production planning.
Need a short audio pass?
Keep dialogue and SFX brief, tie sound to visible action and use the audio toggle only when review context needs it.
Still only testing motion?
Use Kling 2.5 Turbo or Kling 3 Standard when the goal is silent draft iteration before a final-quality pass.
How to Write a Great Kling 2.6 Pro Prompt
Kling 2.6 Pro prefers clear subject, action, and camera direction; add sound cues if audio is on.
Tip: duration + aspect ratio are set in the UI - your prompt controls subject, action, camera, lighting, style, and optional sound. Use Negative prompt to block artifacts.
Source: Kling by Kuaishou
How Kling 2.6 Pro uses references
Text prompt
Write subject, action, camera, lighting, style and one short sound cue.
Start image
Use one image for product framing, character identity or a stable opening composition.
Audio cue
Keep ambience, SFX or dialogue short enough to sync with the visible beat.
Negative prompt and seed
Use cleanup terms and seed control when you need more repeatability.
Kling 3 handoff
Move approved recipes into Kling 3 Pro when the job needs the current route.
Quick prompt (fast iteration)
Use 1–2 sentences when you want variations.
Prompt: [Subject + action] in [setting], [camera move], [lighting/style], [sound cue]. Negative: [text, logos, extra limbs, blur]
EXAMPLE
Prompt: [Subject + action] in [setting], [camera move], [lighting/style], [sound cue]. Negative: [text, logos, extra limbs, blur]
Global principles
- One subject, one action, one camera move.
- Call out lighting and lens feel.
- Add short sound cues or dialogue if audio is on.
Engine quirks / what to watch for
- Audio mode supports simple ambience and short lines.
- Camera language improves consistency.
- Negative prompts help remove text/logos/extra characters.
Demo prompt: Kling 2.6 Pro
Text-to-videoSubject: Young woman in a night coffee shop • Action: Works by a rain-streaked window
Camera: Cinematic vertical shot with gentle motion • Style: Warm cafe, rain reflections, intimate mood
Audio: Cafe ambience and subtle rain
View full prompt
8-second 9:16 cinematic shot in a cozy coffee shop at night. A young woman in a denim jacket sits by the window, laptop open, rain streaking down the glass behind her. Camera starts in a medium shot over her shoulder, slowly dollying in to a close-up as she looks up from the screen. She smiles nervously and says, in a warm but slightly shaky voice: “Okay… let’s do this.” Soft lo-fi music plays quietly in the background, mixed with gentle rain and muted café chatter, no other dialogue. Warm tungsten lighting inside, cool blue reflections from the street outside, shallow depth of field, 1080p, realistic motion and sound.
10s16:9Audio on
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View full renderTips & limits
Kling 2.6 Pro is easiest to steer when you write a tight shot brief and treat audio as part of the scene (not an afterthought).
What works best
- Write camera-first: framing + angle + a single move (dolly / pan / slow handheld drift), then style.
- Keep the visual beat simple (one subject, one clear action). Short beats sync best with audio.
- If audio is on: add minimal cues (ambience + 1 key SFX) and keep dialogue to one short line.
- State the spoken line explicitly, then leave room for sound (don’t over-direct the mix).
- Generate 2–3 takes for timing; pick the one where lip sync and pacing land.
Common problems → fast fixes
- Dialogue/lip sync drifts → shorten the line, slow delivery, avoid long monologues; reduce head turns and fast facial performance.
- Audio language mismatch → speech output is English/Chinese; if you need another language, turn audio off and dub in post.
- Motion feels messy → one camera move only, slower action, simpler background.
- Subject/identity drifts → start from Image→Video, keep wardrobe + lighting + palette constant, reuse the same wording across takes.
- Random text/logos appear → add a short negative prompt (“no text, no logos, no UI”) and keep signage out of frame.
Hard limits to keep in mind
- 5s or 10s per render.
- 1080p max, 24 fps.
- Speech output is English/Chinese (other languages may be auto-translated to English when audio is enabled).
- Image→Video uses a single reference image; tiny on-screen text remains unreliable (overlay in post).
Kling 2.6 Pro vs Kling 2.5 Turbo
Two routes, one series. Pick the right one for your stage.
View Kling 2.5 Turbo details →Use Kling 2.6 Pro when you need:
- Native audio with dialogue and SFX
- Polished ad/story beats
- Stronger continuity on camera direction
Use Kling 2.5 Turbo when you want:
- Fast silent clips with strong motion
- Budget B-roll loops for edits
- Quick look-dev and drafts
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The limits that shape your renders.
Price / second
Audio on $0.18/s · Audio off $0.09/s
Text-to-Video
Supported
Image-to-Video
Supported
Start / reference image
Supported
Reference video
Supported
Max resolution
1080p
Max duration
10s
Aspect ratios
16:9 / 9:16 / 1:1
FPS options
24
Output format
MP4
Audio output
Supported
Native audio generation
Supported
Lip sync
Supported
Camera / motion controls
Advanced
Watermark
No (MaxVideoAI)
Release date
Dec 2025
Audio-ready cinematics
Generates dialogue, ambience, and SFX in sync with the visuals. Best for emotional beats and mini-stories.
Details
Audio-ready cinematics
Generates dialogue, ambience, and SFX in sync with the visuals. Best for emotional beats and mini-stories.
- Call out dialogue lines explicitly.
- Add ambience cues for mood.
- Use clear camera language.
- Keep beats short for tight sync.
Speech & post flexibility
Built-in speech support helps for character lines, while you can still mute and finish in post. Use it when sound is part of the story.
Details
Speech & post flexibility
Built-in speech support helps for character lines, while you can still mute and finish in post. Use it when sound is part of the story.
- Indicate language for spoken lines.
- Leave room for a music bed if needed.
- Generate multiple takes for timing.
- Mute if you plan a full mix.
Safety & people / likeness
Built-in safeguards and best practices for responsible creation with Kling 2.6 Pro.
- Use original characters and owned references.
- Avoid real people, celebrities and protected characters.
- Do not use someone's likeness without consent.
- Avoid copyrighted franchises, logos and protected IP.
FAQ
Does Kling 2.6 Pro include audio?
Yes, native audio is on by default. You can toggle it off for silent exports.
Which modes are supported?
Text → Video and Image → Video in a single card. No first/last frame in this routing.
Is Kling 2.6 Pro still good for image-to-video and short dialogue shots?
Yes. Kling 2.6 Pro still works for short image-to-video clips and audio-ready talking shots, but it is best treated as an older workflow for shorter controlled beats rather than the main current Kling path.
What durations work best?
Stay within 5–10s for strong beats. Stitch multiple renders for longer narratives.