Multiple references, one workspace
Combine the references your selected model accepts. The workspace starts in Reference mode, with settings and a credit estimate ready to review.
Combine the references your selected model accepts. The workspace starts in Reference mode, with settings and a credit estimate ready to review.
Use references to show a character, product or setting. They guide the result, although exact likeness is not guaranteed.
Explore Reference to Video with sound on compatible models. Available audio controls depend on the model and settings you choose.
Explain in your prompt what each reference should contribute, such as the subject, the outfit or the environment.
Pair your references with a clear style direction. Change one detail between versions to see how it affects the result.

Work through three steps in the generator above, then review your new clip below it.
Explore plansBring existing characters, products and settings into a new shot.
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Keep a recurring character or look across short clips for your channel.

Place a product reference into different scenes before choosing a campaign direction.

Test a character and location pairing from your references before planning further production.
Try: “Use the person in image 1 and the jacket in image 2. They walk through the street from image 3 at dusk while the camera tracks alongside.”
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Use concrete instructions to make each new version easier to assess.
Explore plansChoose well-lit references where the subject is easy to see. Crowded or blurry inputs are harder for the model to follow.
Describe the framing and movement you want. References set the look, while your prompt sets how the shot unfolds.
Specify the time of day and mood. Keep instructions consistent with your references to avoid conflicting results.
Choose Reference to Video settings for your destination. Available ratios, durations and resolutions depend on the selected model.
Keep your references close while reviewing results. Compare faces, details and colours before deciding which version to download.
Start with the references you already have and decide what each one should guide.
Keep the same character or outfit across a series of short clips for a recognisable feed.
Show a product reference in new settings and share draft versions with your team.
Combine brand references with different moods to discuss a campaign direction.
Pair character and location references to explore how a scene from your script might look.
Explore Kling 3.0 plans and turn your references into a new scene.
Your references set the look