Transfer the performance in a reference video to a character image. Choose an enabled Motion Control model and compare its output with the original motion.
Compare motion transferKeep the same reference and character image when comparing available Motion Control models. Review gestures, subject appearance and framing at matching points in the clips.
Source resolution and output quality are separate settings. Check both the measured source dimensions and the current model’s output quote before submitting.
Explore a random selection of images and videos published on klingai.me. Use them to consider character presentation, camera distance and visual style before preparing a Motion Control reference and your own character image.
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Choose a reference performance from the ten samples or upload an MP4 or MOV. Review its measured duration, dimensions and billable seconds.
Add a clear character image. Compare the enabled Kling Motion Control options and select the output quality offered by the chosen model.
Check the model-specific estimate, then generate. Compare the completed movement with the reference rather than assuming two models will behave identically.
Keep the inputs consistent when comparing Kling Motion Control versions. Reuse the character, reference and output quality to make the comparison easier to interpret.
Look at the result’s fast turns and transitions as well as its opening pose. Model choice can affect the performance, and the example panel demonstrates possibilities rather than guaranteeing your result.
This Video to Video AI workflow pairs an existing performance with a character image. It is useful to inspect both inputs before deciding which enabled Motion Control model to use.
Choose a recording with a subject whose gesture remains visible. Review the timing, changes of pose and body framing. A simple reference makes it easier to judge movement transfer than a sequence with several cuts or obscured limbs.
Choose a character image that clearly shows the parts of the body needed for the reference action. Check its outline, face and framing. Treat the input as a visual direction and inspect the output for appearance changes throughout the performance.
Use the same motion clip and character image for separate model tests. This gives you a more useful comparison of timing and appearance than changing several inputs at once. Every attempt uses its own current quote.
Choose among the output qualities available for the selected model. The requested quality changes the quote and generated output; it does not repair missing detail in the original recording. Inspect the source before selecting a higher resolution.
Compare the beginning, fast transitions and final pose. Use paired playback for the reference examples, and inspect your own finished videos in Your results. A strong opening frame does not show how the rest of the motion behaves.
Personal MP4 and MOV uploads are checked on the server for format, size, duration, pixel dimensions and aspect ratio. The product accepts clips from three to thirty seconds and up to 32 MB. These checks do not measure blur, lighting or artistic quality.
Reference duration is rounded up to a whole second before the site calculates credits. A 15.42-second reference therefore uses sixteen billable seconds. Switching models or output quality can change the estimate, so review the displayed quote before submitting.
Both appear when they are enabled and have available quotes on this site. The model picker reflects the current catalog rather than promising that every version is always available.
Not necessarily. The reference supplies the billable duration, while each model and output quality has a separate current quote. Compare the displayed estimates before submitting.
The generation request uses the duration verified for the selected reference. The server rejects a duration that does not match its billable seconds; choosing a shorter valid reference is the way to request a shorter animation.
The generator selects from this site’s currently enabled, quotable Motion Control models. Availability can change with site configuration. Check the model selector rather than assuming a particular version is always offered.
The site quotes the selected model and output quality using the reference duration rounded up to a whole second. Review the displayed estimate for the specific source clip; the current pricing rules may vary between models.
This page focuses on transferring a reference performance to a character image. It does not provide a timeline for editing, joining or trimming several clips. Prepare a suitable motion reference before uploading.
Use the same motion clip, character image and output quality. Check the current quote for each model and evaluate the same moments in the generated clips.
