Module 7 · Kling 3.0 · Audio On

No recording. Your character just talks.

Write the line in quotation marks, direct the emotion, and Kling generates the voice and the lip sync for you. Pick your approach — one raw unbroken take, or three angles building one message.

THE 10 SECOND RULE Every word has to land inside the first 10 seconds of the clip. After that, lip sync breaks down and the mouth stops matching the words. The clock below tracks your dialogue as you type — keep it green.
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Your start frame
Optional here — required in Kling
Drop it in so it shows up on your settings sheet. Files never leave this page.
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Set the scene
Required

The dialogue

Estimated speaking time 0.0s of the 10 second dialogue window
Type your lines below and this fills up. Natural delivery runs about 2.5 words a second, plus a beat between lines.
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Voice & sound
Optional
Kling picks the voice from how you describe her and how you direct the delivery. These two lines steer it.
Describe the voice you want, not a name.
Keep it quiet under dialogue — busy ambience fights the voice.
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Kling settings
These come out as a settings sheet you can follow while setting up the generation. Audio must be on — with audio off there is no voice and no lip sync.

Your dialogue prompt

Paste this into Kling, turn audio on, match the settings, and generate.

DIALOGUE SCRIPT

Every line with its emotion and its timing — read it out loud before you generate

SETTINGS SHEET

Match these in Kling before you hit generate

RUNNING THIS APPROACH

Step by step, plus what to do when the lip sync goes wrong
Single Shot Dialogue · Multi-Shot Dialogue · Emotion Direction · The 10 Second Rule
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