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Animate images with Kling AI and sound effects

Demo summary

The user demonstrates uploading an image to Kling AI, pasting an animation prompt, and checking the box for built-in sound effects to generate a final ASMR clip.

Step-by-step

  1. Go to Kling AI
  2. Upload your saved image
  3. Paste the animation prompt
  4. Check the box for built-in sound effects
  5. Click generate

Watch out for

  • Generation may take several hours to complete

Tips

  • Use the built-in sound effects feature for ASMR-style clips

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