Blog · 2026-10-02 · 6 min read
Create your first UGC video in Studio
A real walkthrough of Nilaki Content Studio: avatar, spoken line, duration, credits hold, and the progress tray.
Content Studio turns a face photo, a line, and a duration into a vertical clip. This is the path most people should run first.
Before you hit Generate
- An avatar in My Avatars. Talking head needs a real face still.
- Optional: a cloned voice and a script.
- Credits on the plan. The cost preview under the duration slider is the same math as the hold.
Steps
- Open Content Studio.
- Choose talking head, Hook + Demo, or text on screen.
- Select the avatar. Studio locks Kling to that original photo so the person does not drift.
- Paste or generate the spoken line. Talking head requires speech and a voice.
- Set duration. Cost scales with seconds.
- Generate. A hold is taken. The tray in the corner keeps running if you change pages.
- Wait for the preview. Download or export when it is ready.
While it runs
Progress is tied to the job start time, not the moment you opened the page. If it overruns the estimate, the bar holds just under 100% until the job actually finishes. You can cancel; held credits release.
Hook + Demo
Upload or pick library footage for the demo half. Voice is optional on this mode. If voice is on, you still need a spoken script.
Next
If the cut is close but the room is wrong, use Edit and regenerate with changes. The old version stays in recent jobs.
FAQ
Which Studio modes exist?
Talking head (face to video), Hook + Demo with optional motion footage, and text on screen over a reference clip.
When do credits come out?
Studio holds credits when the job starts. Success settles the hold. Fail or cancel releases it.