Can Kling make my presenter talk?

Not on its own. Kling has no audio input, so talking shots go to a lip-sync model. In a walk-and-talk shot, Kling does the walk and OmniHuman does the talking.

What does Motion Control need?

A start image and a reference video. The image is moved the way the video moves, and the reference clip keeps its own sound.

Is Kling free on Reigniter?

No. This model is on the paid plans, starting with Pro, and every render is priced in credits. The free plan’s taste includes one short draft video scene on a lower-cost model.

Is Reigniter affiliated with Kuaishou?

No. Reigniter is an independent product. Kling is a third-party model made by Kuaishou, and we reach it through our providers' APIs.

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Kling on Reigniter

Kling walks your presenter into shot, carries a move from a first frame to a last one, and covers a product shot whose first model fails.

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What it does

What you can do with Kling

A cover for product shots

If a product shot fails on its first model, Kling 3 Pro renders it instead, so one provider outage does not stop your advert.

Video adverts

A presenter who walks in

In a walk-and-talk shot, Kling 2.5 Turbo renders the walk-in and OmniHuman makes the presenter speak. Reigniter joins the two into one shot.

Walk and talk

Two frames, one move

Give a start image and an end image. Every first-to-last-frame shot runs on Kling 2.5 Turbo, the build that accepts an end frame.

Two frames, one move

Copy a move from a video

Kling 2.6 Motion Control takes your image and a reference clip and moves the image the way the clip moves. It powers the Recreate an ad format flow.

Recreate an ad format

Auto select

Why Reigniter routes to Kling

Auto select reads every shot and sends it to the model that fits. You can override it on any scene, and whatever you pick is what renders.

When Auto select uses Kling

A product shot whose first model failed: Kling 3 Pro covers it.
Every first-to-last-frame shot: Kling 2.5 Turbo, because it takes an end frame.
The walk-in half of a walk-and-talk presenter shot: Kling 2.5 Turbo.

When it goes elsewhere

People shots go to Wan: Wan 2.6 Flash on Standard, Wan 2.6 on Premium. In a product-led advert, MiniMax H3 takes the shot so your product photo rides along.
A talking presenter needs a model that listens to the voiceover, so talking shots go to Wan or OmniHuman. Kling has no audio input.
A shot that asks for lettering with nothing to copy from, or for a diagram, goes to the Motion Editor instead of a video model.

Versions

Versions and specs

Every Kling build Reigniter calls, what it takes in, and where it is used.

Kling 3 Pro
Input
Image, Text
Native audio
Not used
Where it is used
The cover for a failed product shot; picked per scene
Credits
Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Pro
Input
Image, Text
Native audio
Rendered silent
Where it is used
Picked per scene; a recommended cutaway on UGC and walk-and-talk adverts
Credits
Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Motion Control
Input
Image, Video, Text
Native audio
Keeps the reference clip's sound
Where it is used
Recreate an ad format; edit an object in a scene
Credits
Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Motion Control Pro
Input
Image, Video, Text
Native audio
Keeps the reference clip's sound
Where it is used
The same motion transfer, picked per scene
Credits
Shown before you run it
Kling 2.5 Turbo
Input
Image, Text
Native audio
No
Where it is used
First-to-last-frame shots, presenter walk-ins, UGC product inserts
Credits
Shown before you run it

Version	Input	Native audio	Where it is used	Credits
Kling 3 Pro	Image, Text	Not used	The cover for a failed product shot; picked per scene	Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Pro	Image, Text	Rendered silent	Picked per scene; a recommended cutaway on UGC and walk-and-talk adverts	Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Motion Control	Image, Video, Text	Keeps the reference clip's sound	Recreate an ad format; edit an object in a scene	Shown before you run it
Kling 2.6 Motion Control Pro	Image, Video, Text	Keeps the reference clip's sound	The same motion transfer, picked per scene	Shown before you run it
Kling 2.5 Turbo	Image, Text	No	First-to-last-frame shots, presenter walk-ins, UGC product inserts	Shown before you run it

How it works

Kling in three steps

1
Write the brief
Describe the advert, or start from a ready-made flow. Reigniter plans the shots for you.
2
Shape it on the canvas
Every shot is a node. Approve the frames, and Kling runs where it fits or wherever you choose it.
3
Render with your brand kit
Your logo, colours and type are applied at render time, and the price is shown before you run it.

Compare

Kling and the models beside it

Role, price and speed only. Which one looks best is your call, shot by shot.

Kling vs MiniMax

by MiniMax

MiniMax H3 builds a shot from several reference images; Kling animates one image. In a product-led advert on Standard or Premium, H3 takes the shot.

In Reigniter: Product-led adverts on Standard and Premium, built from your product photo and logo.

Kling vs Veo

by Google DeepMind

Veo 3.1 returns its own sound and is billed at a higher rate per second than any Kling build. Reigniter does not use Kling's own sound.

In Reigniter: Hero shots that come back with their own ambience and foley.

Kling vs Wan

by Alibaba

Wan drives a presenter's mouth from your voiceover. Kling has no audio input, so it does the walking, not the talking.

In Reigniter: People shots, and lip-synced presenters driven by your voiceover, in adverts and every training module.

Questions