Start with a character
Use a clear character image to guide the appearance of your new video.
Motion Control
Kling 3.0
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Prompt
No distortion, the character's movements are consistent with the video.
Your character,
a new way to move
Explore plansGuide the movement
Upload a motion video to direct the performance, gestures and pacing.
Choose the orientation
Follow the character orientation in your image or in your video.
Preview in one workspace
Switch between examples, your result and recent creations without leaving the generator.
Review credits before generating
Choose 720p or 1080p and see the estimate based on your uploaded video duration.
Bring your character into motion
Motion for your creative workflow
Turn a performance reference into a new character moment.
Explore plans
Content creators
Try dance moves, gestures and short performances for your next post.
Character designers
Explore how your character looks in motion before developing a longer sequence.
Creative teams
Share performance studies and compare creative directions with your team.
Give your character a clear direction
Choose a sharp character image and a reference clip with visible movement. Add a short prompt for the setting, expression or atmosphere.
Explore plansMake each movement count
A few thoughtful choices help you judge and refine your result.
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A clear subject
Keep your reference subject visible and avoid shots where the body is hidden for long periods.
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A matching frame
Choose a character image whose framing suits the movement you want to transfer.
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Optional scene direction
Use the prompt to describe the surroundings, expression and visual details.
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Two resolution options
Select 720p for 30 credits per second or 1080p for 50 credits per second.
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Review the full sequence
Watch the complete result to check appearance and movement before downloading.
Put your character in motion
Explore different performances from a single character reference.
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Dance and gestures
Use a movement reference to explore choreography and expressive body language.
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Social content
Create short character performances for posts, stories and creative experiments.
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Character animation
Test expressions and physical performances for illustrated characters or avatars.
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Performance studies
Compare acting ideas and movement before planning a larger production.
Motion Control questions, answered
Bring your next character to life
Pair a character image with a motion reference and explore a new performance.
Your image. Your movement. Your direction.
Character imageMotion video720p / 1080pOptional prompt