Lip Sync AI

Kling LipSync only accepts 2-10s, 720p/1080p videos.

AI Audio and Video Alignment

Lip Sync AI

Use Lip Sync AI to pair an existing speaking video with a replacement audio track. Update a recorded line, add a prepared translation, or give presenter and character footage new dialogue without filming the scene again.

Lip Sync Capabilities

Use Lip Sync AI to Update Existing Video Dialogue

Video lip sync is useful when the visuals still work but the spoken message needs to change. Start with the clip you already have, then add the revised recording instead of recording the video again.

01 · Dialogue Updates

Change a Recorded Line Without Shooting the Video Again

Product names, instructions, prices, or a short correction can change after filming. Upload the original speaking clip with the revised recording to make an updated version of the same scene.

  • Replace revised lines in presenter and talking-head videos
  • Reuse an existing performance, framing, and setting as the source
  • Avoid animating each new mouth movement by hand
02 · Prepared Translations

Pair One Speaking Video with Another Language Track

When a translation and voice recording are prepared separately, Lip Sync AI can apply that track to existing speaker footage. This supports AI dubbing for another version of the same tutorial, lesson, demo, or announcement.

  • Start with a translated recording you already approve
  • Reuse the same source clip for different language versions
  • Keep script translation and voice production in your control
03 · Existing Footage

Use Presenter Footage or Existing Character Animation

Lip Sync AI starts from a video rather than a still image. Use presenter footage, talking-head clips, or existing character animation with one visible speaking face.

  • Use existing MP4 or MOV footage as the visual source
  • Match a replacement audio track to one visible speaker
  • Choose a model based on clip length and available timing options
Input Guidelines

Video and Audio Requirements for Lip Sync AI

Supported video lengths and timing controls vary by model. Check the selected model in the generator, then prepare a clearly visible speaker and a clean voice recording.

Source Video

MP4 · MOV
Framing and Lighting

Use a front-facing or slight three-quarter view with the speaker's mouth clearly visible.

Duration by Model

Kling LipSync accepts 2 to 10 second clips. Sync 2 and Sync 2 Pro accept clips from 2 to 30 seconds.

Resolution and Size

Upload a 720p or 1080p video in MP4 or MOV format, up to 100MB.

Speech Audio

MP3 · WAV · M4A · OGG
Voice Recording

Use spoken audio with limited background noise, loud music, or heavy reverb.

Pacing

Choose a recording with clear speech and a pace that suits the movement in the source clip.

File Size

Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG audio file up to 5MB.

Practical Applications

Ways to Use Lip Sync AI with Existing Videos

Use Lip Sync AI when you want to keep an existing video but correct, translate, refresh, or replace its dialogue.

Localized Lessons and Training ClipsCourse Localization

Localized Lessons and Training Clips

Reuse an instructor segment with separately recorded translations for another language version of a lesson, onboarding guide, or internal training module.

Revised Product Demos and ExplainersProduct Updates

Revised Product Demos and Explainers

Update a product name, feature explanation, price reference, or closing line after the original presenter footage has already been recorded.

Corrected Talking-Head and Presenter VideosPresenter Updates

Corrected Talking-Head and Presenter Videos

Replace a misspoken line, outdated announcement, or revised voiceover while continuing to use the original presenter clip as the visual source.

New Dialogue for Existing Character FootageAnimated Dialogue

New Dialogue for Existing Character Footage

Match a prepared voice recording to an already animated character clip for short scenes, game previews, or creator videos.

How to Use

How to Use Lip Sync AI in 3 Steps

A video lip sync workflow needs an existing speaker clip, a replacement speech recording, and a model that supports the clip length.

1

Upload Source Video Clip

Select an MP4 or MOV clip with a clearly visible speaker. Supported durations range from 2 to 30 seconds, depending on the model.

Video tipUse footage with one clearly visible speaker and keep hands, microphones, or props away from the mouth.
2

Add the Replacement Audio Track

Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or OGG recording containing the dialogue that should be matched to the source video.

Audio tipUse a clear speech recording with limited background noise, loud music, or heavy reverb.
3

Choose a Model and Generate Video

Choose a model, review its duration and timing options, then generate and preview the updated video.

Timing tipSync 2 and Sync 2 Pro include length-matching options for video and audio files with different durations.
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions About Lip Sync AI

Practical answers about video duration limits, supported audio formats, multilingual speech, and commercial usage.

Lip Sync AI takes an existing video and a separate speech recording, then generates a new video in which the visible speaker's mouth movement follows the replacement audio.

Studio Access

Use Lip Sync AI with a New Voice Track

Start with a short video containing one visible speaker, add the replacement recording, and choose a model that supports the clip length.

MP3, WAV, M4A, and OGG audio · Model-specific video lengths · Commercial use on paid plans