Kling AI brings a new cool feature: Lip-Sync
On October 3rd, KLING AI officially announced the addition of lip-syncing functionality and opened API services to all users.
Kling AI has added a new lip sync feature that is one of the most accurate we've ever used. Impressively, it even works on faces that aren't looking directly into the camera.
Currently, the lip-sync feature works only on human characters. However, with some creative adjustments—like giving humanoid aliens or animals flat, human-like faces—you might be able to extend its use, though it's debatable why you'd want to.
In recent weeks, Kling AI has rolled out several updates, including a new v1.5 model, community features, and a motion brush tool. The motion brush allows users to highlight specific elements in an image that they want to animate.
Kling AI also officially opens API services to all users, supporting self-service purchase of API resource packages on the platform. The 1.5 model and motion brush are currently not supported by the API and will be iterated online as soon as possible.