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Animate a presenter holding or pointing to a product while delivering a controlled script.
Independent tool overview
Kling AI Avatar 2.0 turns a character image and recorded or text-to-speech audio into a talking-avatar video with directed expressions, gestures, body movement, and simple camera behavior.
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Overview
Kling AI Avatar 2.0 is a rendered talking-avatar tool, not a real-time conversational digital human. It starts from a character image, combines that image with recorded audio or a written script, and animates the person or character to deliver the performance.
The 2.0 upgrade extends supported scenes to as long as five minutes and focuses on clearer hand movement, stronger action quality, expressive body language, and lip sync. Performance prompts can describe emotion, gestures, object interaction, and simple camera behavior.
Users can upload an image, pick a preset, return to a saved avatar, or generate a new character inside Kling. Speech can come from an uploaded voiceover or Kling text to speech, with English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean officially listed.
Avatar generation is priced per second in Kling credits: 4 credits per second in Standard mode and 8 in Professional mode, with a two-second minimum. The workflow is flexible for ads, lessons, social videos, and character content, but long videos consume large credit balances and still need careful review for visual artifacts, consent, factual accuracy, and brand safety.
Use cases
The strongest fit depends on the job you need the product to complete, not the size of its feature list.
Animate a presenter holding or pointing to a product while delivering a controlled script.
Create longer presenter-led lessons with a consistent image, spoken explanation, and directed gestures.
Turn a portrait or generated character into short talking videos without filming every post.
Reuse a familiar avatar across supported English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean speech.
Direct singing, rhythmic movement, facial emotion, and stylized character behavior from one image.
Capabilities
Supports significantly longer talking-avatar output than short clip generators, with published coverage up to five minutes.
Upload a portrait or character image, select one from assets, use a preset, or generate a new character with AI Image.
Use an existing voiceover when performance, pronunciation, and timing have already been recorded.
Enter a script, choose a voice, and adjust speaking speed and emotion before generating the avatar.
Describe facial emotion, hand gestures, body movement, object interaction, and basic camera behavior.
Kling can inspect the selected character image and recommend three starting performance options.
Animates mouth movement to match uploaded or generated speech, including spoken and sung examples.
Avatar 2.0 specifically targets clearer hand movement and more stable gestures such as pointing, holding, and touching objects.
Coordinates face, head, arms, posture, and body movement rather than limiting animation to the mouth.
Officially supports English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean avatar speech.
Generate My Avatar stores a character image with commonly used voice and performance settings for future videos.
Choose a lower-cost Standard render or spend twice as many credits per second on Professional mode.
Process
Step 1
Use an image, voice, likeness, script, music, and product assets that you are authorized to animate and publish.
Step 2
Finalize facts, pronunciation, pauses, emotion, and runtime before generating an expensive long video.
Step 3
Upload a clean image, reuse a saved character, select a preset, or generate a new avatar in Kling.
Step 4
Upload the finished voiceover or enter text, choose a TTS voice, and adjust speed and emotion.
Step 5
Describe a connected sequence using emotion, action, interaction, and camera direction rather than many unrelated movements.
Step 6
Generate a small representative segment to check lip sync, hands, object interaction, framing, and identity stability.
Step 7
Use Standard for drafts and compare Professional only where its quality gain justifies twice the credit rate.
Step 8
Split long scripts at logical pauses so one weak moment does not force a costly five-minute regeneration.
Step 9
Check every frame for visual artifacts, timing, claims, captions, audio, consent, disclosure, and platform requirements before publishing.
Cost
Avatar 2.0 costs 4 credits per second in Standard mode or 8 credits per second in Professional mode. Duration is rounded to the nearest second and every generation has a two-second minimum. Kling membership prices shown below include introductory offers that renew at higher rates, so check the live membership screen before subscribing.
$0
A free account with no fixed monthly credit allocation listed in Kling's current plan guide.
$6.99 intro; $8.80 renewal
The lowest paid membership with 660 monthly credits.
$25.99 intro; $32.56 renewal
A 3,000-credit plan for regular production.
$64.99 intro; $80.96 renewal
An 8,000-credit plan for higher-volume creators.
$127.99 intro; $159.99 renewal
A 26,000-credit plan for heavy production.
Custom or workspace based
For shared credit administration, larger teams, or enterprise requirements.
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It is a talking-avatar generator that combines a character image, speech audio, and optional performance direction to create a rendered video.
Kling's official guide advertises full coverage for scenes up to five minutes long.
Yes. You can upload a photo, choose a preset or existing asset, reuse a saved avatar, or generate a new character with Kling AI Image.
Yes. Upload recorded audio as the speech track, or enter a script and use Kling's text-to-speech voices.
Kling officially lists English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
Yes. Performance prompts can direct facial emotion, hands, body movement, object interaction, and simple camera behavior, although artifacts remain possible.
Standard mode uses 4 credits per second and Professional uses 8. The duration is rounded to the nearest second, with a minimum charge equivalent to two seconds.
A 300-second video costs 1,200 credits in Standard mode or 2,400 in Professional mode before retries.
A free account may receive promotional credits, but avatar generation is not unlimited. Kling's current plan guide says Basic-plan output is not for commercial use.
Yes. Generate My Avatar can save the character image with frequently used voice and performance settings.
No. Kling's own FAQ distinguishes Avatar 2.0 from a real-time conversational avatar workflow; it produces rendered videos.
Usually test a short representative segment first and consider generating logical sections. That limits credit loss and makes weak moments easier to replace.
Bottom line
Kling AI Avatar 2.0 stands out for longer performances and richer direction than basic talking-head tools. Its combination of recorded or generated speech, lip sync, gestures, objects, and body movement is well suited to social presenters, education, and creative characters. The five-minute headline needs cost context: test short segments, budget retries, and secure every likeness and voice right before using it at scale.
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