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Kling motion control

Give a character the movement from your reference clip.

Start with a clear character image and a video containing the movement you want. Kling 3.0 Motion uses that video to guide the generated action. Add optional scene details and inspect the result before using it.

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Science fiction corridor from Sceneform's video showcase
A still from the Sceneform AI video showcase.

What you can create

Supply the character and the movement

Add a character image and a motion reference video. Use clear, unobstructed figures so you can assess how the generated movement compares.

Choose how the character faces

The orientation setting can follow the reference video's direction or the character image. The selected mode changes the allowed reference duration.

Review sound and quality settings

Choose whether to keep the reference video's original sound. Review the quality setting and displayed credit cost before generating.

From your idea to finished content

  1. Open Kling 3.0 Motion

    Use the button to select the motion-control model. Prepare a character image and a video with the action you want.

  2. Add inputs and choose orientation

    Upload your character image and motion reference. Choose the orientation mode and check the displayed clip-duration limit.

  3. Generate and inspect the movement

    Add optional scene details, review settings, and generate. Check body movement, face details, and the relationship between the character and background.

Prompts to start with

Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.

A restrained presentation

Keep the presenter in a simple studio with warm neutral light. Use the reference video's gestures and preserve a calm visual style.

An expressive character scene

Place the character against a clean pastel background. Keep the scene uncluttered so the reference movement remains the focus.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as ordinary Kling 3.0 generation?
No. This page selects Kling 3.0 Motion, which needs a motion reference video. The general Kling page selects another workflow.
Do I need to write a movement prompt?
The motion reference supplies the movement. A text description is optional and can explain scene or style details.
How long can my reference video be?
Image orientation supports clips up to 10 seconds. Video orientation supports clips up to 60 seconds. The minimum is three seconds.
Can I keep the reference video's sound?
Yes. The Keep Original Sound setting controls whether the output retains audio from the motion reference.

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