Copy the motion. Keep the person.
Motion control takes a photo of a person and a reference video, then makes the person in the photo move the way the reference moves — a dance, a gesture or a product demonstration.
The model behind it
Kling Motion Control by Kling AI: Transfer realistic character motion from a reference video. Clips of 10, 15, 30 seconds, in 9:16. Included in every plan.
How it works
- 01Upload a photo of the person
One clear photo. The person’s face, hair and clothing come from this image.
- 02Add a reference video
The movement to copy: a dance, a walk, a hand gesture, a product demo.
- 03Choose who leads
Follow the video’s framing, or keep the photo’s framing for clips up to 10 seconds.
- 04Generate
The credit cost depends on the length you choose and is shown before you start.
A good reference video
- One person, fully in the frame, for the whole clip.
- A steady camera — the movement should come from the person, not from shaking.
- Similar framing to your photo: a full-body photo for a full-body dance.
- A video you have the right to use. Don’t copy someone’s content or likeness without permission.
Frequently asked questions
How long can a motion control video be?
Up to the longest length listed for the model above. Longer clips cost more credits.
Which plans include motion control?
Every plan. Each paid plan can use every video model, Motion Control included; a clip costs the credits shown above for its length. See the pricing page.
Can I use a dance from TikTok?
Only if you have the right to use that video. Use your own recordings or videos you have permission to reuse.