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Kling 3.0 Motion Control Video to Video | Character Animation from Reference Video

Use Kling 3.0 Motion Control for video-to-video motion transfer: upload a character image and a reference clip to transfer dance, gestures, or body motion in 720p or 1080p.

About this model

Motion-control model for animating a character from an image and a reference video, transferring gestures, dance, and body movement while holding character identity more consistently.

When is this model useful?

Kling 3.0 Motion Control works best when you already have a character look and a separate clip with the motion you want, so the goal is controlled performance transfer rather than inventing a scene from scratch.

Best fit tasks

  • Transferring dance, gestures, walking motion, poses, or acting beats from a reference video onto a photo, illustration, avatar, or brand mascot.
  • Bringing characters to life for social posts, memes, teasers, character-driven ads, and short creator-style videos.
  • Animating illustrated or photographed subjects when preserving a recognizable look matters more than generating a completely new character.
  • Fast demo scenes, dance transfer, and gesture transfer workflows where you already have a clear motion reference to follow.

Main advantages

  • The model is specialized for motion transfer, so it follows the performance logic of the reference clip better than general text-to-video generators.
  • The V3.0 update improves element consistency and character preservation compared with earlier Kling motion-transfer generations.
  • You can choose Standard for cheaper 720p iterations or Pro for 1080p when you need a cleaner final asset.
  • The prompt can still guide background, atmosphere, and extra scene details without replacing the motion reference itself.

Limitations to know

  • This is not a text-to-video model: it requires both a character image and a reference video to run.
  • It works best with clear, steady motion. Chaotic camera movement, strong occlusions, or extremely fast action can reduce quality.
  • If subject proportions, angle, or framing differ too much between the image and the video, the result can feel less natural.
  • Maximum input-video length depends on orientation: image orientation is typically limited to 10 seconds, while video orientation can go up to 30 seconds.

How to use this model

The best workflow for Kling 3.0 Motion Control is to start with a clean character image, match it with a reference clip that already contains the movement you want, and then use a short prompt only for context.

Simple workflow

  1. Upload the character image. The best source is a clear frame where the head and body are visible, without accidental crops, heavy blur, or strong obstructions.
  2. Add the reference video that contains the movement you want to transfer, such as a dance, gesture, walk cycle, torso turn, or acting performance.
  3. Write a short prompt in plain language to explain the scene context: who the character is, where they are, what mood you want, and whether the background or effects should change.
  4. Choose Character orientation. Image tries to keep the character facing like the uploaded picture, while video follows the pose and turning direction from the reference clip more closely.
  5. Choose Mode: std for a cheaper 720p render or pro for 1080p when you want a more polished result.

Supported inputs

  • Required: one character image in JPG, JPEG, or PNG format.
  • Required: one reference video in MP4 or MOV format.
  • Prompt is supported as a text description for scene context and extra details.
  • The image limit is up to 10 MB; clear images in roughly the 340 px to 3850 px range work best.
  • The video limit is up to 100 MB; in this integration, clips of roughly 3 to 30 seconds work best depending on the selected orientation.

What you get

  • A generated MP4 video file.
  • 720p in std mode or 1080p in pro mode.
  • Output length usually follows the uploaded motion clip within the model limits.
  • The video can keep the original audio from the reference clip when Keep original sound is enabled.

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AISVIT pricing details

  • Std mode: 7 credits per second
  • Pro mode: 12 credits per second