
Three steps left to right: the motion source, the avatar, and the result. The panel prices the run per second before you generate.
How to run one
- Step 1 Upload a video as the motion source, or press Record to capture one.
- Step 2 Upload the avatar image that should perform the motion.
- Pick the model. Kling 2.6 Standard runs at 7 credits per second.
- Press Generate. The panel shows Rate, Duration and Total, so the price is settled before the run starts.
What works best
The tips on the page are worth following:- One person, clearly lit.
- Full body or upper body in frame.
- 5 to 30 second clips work best.
FAQ
How is it priced?
How is it priced?
Per second of the source video. Kling 2.6 Standard is 7 credits a second, so a 10 second clip is 70 credits. The Total line shows the figure before you generate.
How long should the video be?
How long should the video be?
5 to 30 seconds. Shorter clips cost less and hold together better.
Can I record instead of uploading?
Can I record instead of uploading?
Yes. Step 1 has a Record tab beside Upload.
How is this different from lip-sync?
How is this different from lip-sync?
Lip-sync animates a face to match audio. Motion Sync copies body movement from a video. See Lip-sync a photo to any audio.
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Every model and its price
Clip lengths and credit prices, grouped by what they make.
What each action costs
Credit prices across the app.