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Re-voice any video with Kling LipSync

Kling LipSync takes a video of a person and a new audio track and regenerates realistic lip movement to match — swap the script, the language, or the voice without reshooting a frame.

$0.014 / second at provider cost for members — see the full price breakdown

What you need to start

Add a video of a person and the audio it should speak — no prompt needed.

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Original results

Kling LipSync examples made in Made

These examples use media produced for Made. Prompts are included when the production record allows them.

Re-voiced to a new track

The original take

Second clip, different voice

The original second take

InputFrame from the original take
OutputThe same frame with the mouth regenerated to match the new audio

Same frame, new mouth shape

InputFrame from the original second take
OutputThe same frame of the second clip re-synced to the new track

Second clip, same frame

Where Kling LipSync fits best

Best uses

  • Re-voicing UGC and creator footage with a new script
  • Dubbing a clip into another language with matching mouth movement
  • Fixing flubbed lines without reshooting
  • Localizing one performance across many voice tracks

Limits to know

  • Billing follows input video length at $0.014 per second in started 5-second increments — a 3-second clip bills as 5 seconds.
  • It needs a clearly visible face; profiles, occlusions, and multiple speakers degrade the sync.

Specifications in Made

These are the controls exposed by Made, which may be narrower than a provider’s full API.

Aspect ratios
Matches the input video
Resolution
Matches the input video
Duration
Matches the input video
Output formats
MP4
Reference images
1
Processing
Scales with clip length; progress appears in the generation view.

How to use Kling LipSync in Made

  1. 1

    Add the video

    Upload a clip with one clearly visible face — the rest of the frame is left untouched.

  2. 2

    Add the audio

    Upload the track the person should speak: a new script, a translation, or a different voice.

  3. 3

    Check the quote

    Billing follows the input video’s length in 5-second steps; Made shows the exact price first.

  4. 4

    Review the sync

    Check mouth shapes against hard consonants; regenerate with cleaner audio if the sync drifts.

Questions, answered

Kling LipSync FAQ

Need a specific answer? Contact support

It is Kling AI’s audio-to-video lip-sync model: give it a video of a person and an audio track, and it regenerates the mouth region so the person convincingly speaks the new audio.