Full workflow for a singing-character video with Kling

bonduelle @bonduelleioatOriginally posted 2026.10.26

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Are you ready for what happens when Madame Red opens her mouth? And now, just wait until her dog starts to sing. Using the new video by Madame Red Mustache as an example, we can break down the entire AI workflow. Here are the tools you can use to create something similar 1. ChatGPT Images - Character Creation Create a character with a distinct appearance, specific clothing, and unique details. It’s important to establish a consistent look so the character remains recognizable throughout subsequent scenes. 2. Kling AI - Animation Upload your image to "Image to Video" mode and describe what should happen—such as the character's movements, facial expressions, and behavior. 🔗 Kling AI: @Kling_ai 3. Kling AI Lip Sync - Lip-Syncing to Singing You can upload your character video along with an audio track to sync the lip movements with the vocals. According to Kling’s documentation, the Lip Sync feature supports singing audio, though access to it may require a paid subscription. 4. CapCut - Final Editing Assemble the scenes, add sound and subtitles, and fine-tune the timing. The editing is what makes the moment the dog joins the singing both unexpected and funny. And how do you get the dog to sing, too? That’s the trickier part. Since Kling Lip Sync is currently designed for human characters, you’ll need to experiment with separate animations, audio, and editing techniques to make it work for an animal. The key is not to try and create everything with a single prompt. Break the scene down into individual elements, then combine them. This is precisely how one can gradually transition from a single AI-generated image to a full-fledged short video.

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