Kling Voice Clone creates a voice profile from one audio sample. On Craze, voice creation and video generation are separate operations; this page covers the profile creation cost.

Why creators choose Kling Voice Clone

Save a character voice once, then choose a compatible generation tool for the video or speech that uses it. Cloning alone does not render a clip.

Clone voices for consistent characters

Upload one authorized voice sample for a character, client, or yourself. The resulting profile can be reused in compatible workflows.

Separate audio-visual timing

Voice creation does not synchronize audio and video. Use a separate video or lip-sync operation when your project requires timed dialogue.

Multiple character profiles

Create one voice profile per character in separate calls. This route accepts one sample per call and does not render a multi-character scene.

Works with singing, narration, and dialogue

This route creates a profile from audio. Whether it can be used for a particular performance depends on the separate generation route you choose.

How to use Kling Voice Clone in Craze

1. Upload one audio sample of the voice you want to clone.
2. Name Kling Voice Clone in chat or select it in the Models panel.
3. Craze creates a reusable voice profile.
4. Select a separate generation tool for narration, video, or lip sync.

Kling Voice Clone pricing

You pay $0.01 per voice for a voice profile. Each additional character voice requires another creation call. Video and speech generation are priced separately.

Who Kling Voice Clone is for

Character-driven animated shorts and series

Animated characters need consistent voices across episodes. Clone each character's voice once and use it for every scene they appear in.

Game cinematics and dialogue scenes

Cutscenes with multiple characters may need separate voice profiles and a separate video generation or lip-sync workflow.

Brand mascots and spokesperson videos

Create a signature voice for your brand character or spokesperson. Clone it and use the same voice across all videos to build brand recognition.

Multilingual video localization

Create a reusable voice profile for compatible localization workflows. This route itself does not translate or narrate.

Kling Voice Clone vs Other Models

Seed Audio 1.0 generates speech from text with optional audio or image references. Kling Voice Clone creates a voice profile from one audio sample. For synchronized video, use a separate video or lip-sync model.

For text-to-speech, Seed Speech and MiniMax Speech 2.8 HD accept text and a voice ID. Kling Voice Clone creates a profile; it does not combine voice cloning with video generation in one call.

Audio-Visual Synchronization

Kling Voice Clone does not generate audio and video together. Create a profile here, then use a compatible video and lip-sync route if you need the character's mouth to match dialogue.

For character-driven content, plan the voice and visual synchronization as separate steps. This profile-creation operation alone does not determine timing.

On Craze, you can create separate profiles from different samples. Scene variations belong to a separate video generation task.

Multi-Character Scene Workflow

For multiple speakers, create each character's voice profile in a separate call. This route accepts only one voice sample per call.

Character placement and screen time are video-generation concerns, not outputs of this voice-creation route.

Voice Sample Quality

Use a clear, single-speaker audio sample. The Craze catalog does not specify a 10-to-30-second limit or expose a clone-quality preview step for this route.

Character Direction and Movement

Describe character appearance and movement when you use a separate video-generation model. Voice creation does not take a video scene prompt.

Refining the visual scene requires a separate video generation; it does not change the saved voice profile.

Singing and Performance Capture

This route creates a profile; it does not generate a singing performance or a music video. Choose a compatible generation model for those tasks.

Consistency Across Series and Episodes

For episodic content (animated series, game dialogue sequences, branded character series), clone the character voice once and use it for every episode. The voice stays consistent because the clone profile is stable. Viewers recognize the character across all content. This is more efficient than re-cloning or re-recording for each episode.

Reuse a voice profile in compatible generations where it is available. Each additional profile is a separate voice-creation operation.

Multilingual Localization

This voice-creation route has no language-conversion or translation option. For localization, use a separate dubbing or text-to-speech model.