Listen to the sound of your ideas with Kling 2.6
Make some noise for Kling 2.6, the newest Kling model debuting on Freepik. Now you can generate your Kling scenes and native audio in one go. That means voiceovers, ambient sound, music, and synced dialogue, all crafted to match your storytelling.
What’s all this noise about Kling 2.6?
Kling 2.6 builds on the cinematic quality and responsive motion of Kling 2.5 by adding native audio generation. It creates voice, music, and ambient sound directly from your prompt or scene input, matching the tone, rhythm, and mood in real time.
This added dimension brings your videos closer to lived experiences, making storytelling more immersive, expressive, and emotionally rich. Now, when we mention sound here, we’re not just talking audio: we’re talking consistency and precision. Kling 2.6 steps up with Voice Control, letting you keep character tones across scenes. No tone shifts, no post-editing headaches. All of this, straight from a single prompt. Sounds good, right?
Where Kling 2.6 makes your creativity sound better:
You can use Kling 2.6 to instantly make your scenes feel more immersive across a range of formats:
- Solo monologue
Kling 2.6 enables you to create character-driven videos in which your character speaks directly to the camera, with synced lips, an emotional tone, and a clean delivery.
- Narration
You can also enter a voiceover that complements your visual storytelling. Let your visuals play while a voice guides the story off-screen, specifying the type of narrator voice you want in your prompt.
- Multi-character dialogue
Kling’s newest model handles dialogue scenes in English and Chinese, keeping conversation tone and rhythm distinct and coherent with your scene.
- Music performance
For scenes that demand their own soundtrack, Kling 2.6 allows you to add an extra layer of music through your prompt.
- Sound effects
Video coherence concerns not only your visuals but also your sound. Integrate environmental or interactive audio that matches the clip’s context and movement.
Get your Kling 2.6 prompts right
As with most video models, the best results come from a clearly structured prompt. For Kling 2.6, we recommend the following structure:
Scene (scene description) + Subject (subject mention and description) + Movement (movement description) + Audio (dialogue/narration/singing / sound effects/music) + Extra directions (style/motion/camera effects)
If you’re using a Start Image, there’s no need to add the scene or describe your character again in your prompt. When writing dialogue, use labels to differentiate between each character before adding their lines.
Also, when selecting voices, you can choose up to two from a diverse range of male and female options. Each one’s designed with a specific purpose in mind, so pick the one that best fits your scene.
Here’s what a Kling 2.6 prompt could look like:
In a glass-walled meeting room of a New York office building, warm lighting fills the space, and typing sounds come from outside. Dialogue: [Female manager] and [Male employee] sit across from each other. [Female manager, sincere voice]: “You’ve done great work this quarter. We’re increasing your salary starting next month.” During this, [Male employee] remains silent. Immediately, [Male employee, surprised voice] responds: “Thank you. I really appreciate it.” The camera lingers on their expressions, with a subtle office ambiance in the background.
How to use Kling 2.6 on Freepik
Now that you know everything you need about this model, you can start creating your Kling 2.6 videos in seconds:
- Open the AI Video Generator
- Choose Kling 2.6 from the model dropdown.
- Add your start image
- Select the voices (up to two)
- Enter your prompt, including dialogue, narration, music, or sound effects specifications
- Set the duration and aspect ratio, then turn the sound ON
- Hit Generate to see the result
In addition to the Video Generator, Kling 2.6 is also integrated into Spaces, making it easy to use a high-quality video model with native audio and work more efficiently on your projects.
Can you hear that? That’s the sound of brand-new ideas coming. Try Kling 2.6 and let your projects speak for themselves. And don’t forget to check out our latest features, tools, and models.
