Write the narration
Enter up to 1,500 characters per generation. Use short sentences and punctuation to make the intended pacing clear.
AI Voiceover
Write the words that connect your shots. Generate narration, select a take for each scene, and export a film with a voice that follows the story.
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THE WORKFLOW
Enter up to 1,500 characters per generation. Use short sentences and punctuation to make the intended pacing clear.
Generate an audio take, listen to the result and select it for a storyboard shot. Revise the text and generate another version if needed.
Combine selected video and audio. If narration runs longer than a clip, the final frame is held; unvoiced scenes use silence. Download the MP4 and accompanying captions.
A STARTING POINT
An editable prompt example, ready to make your own.
Some moments ask us to slow down. To notice the light. To find a little of the ocean in the everyday.Use this example
Read the line aloud before generating. A short, concrete sentence is easier to pace than a dense paragraph.
Aim for narration that fits your clip length. Long narration extends the scene with a held final frame rather than inventing additional movement.
The studio provides English and Chinese narration settings with a preset voice. It does not currently offer voice cloning or a browsable voice marketplace.
Narrated exports include a separate WebVTT captions file based on the selected narration text. Captions are timed by shot, not word, and are not burned into the picture.
The voiceover tool generates narration. Model Board can combine a portrait and narration with Kling Avatar to create a talking video. Background music mixing is not included.
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