Kling 3.0 Motion Control
Upload reference video footage and character photos to execute precise motion transfer, lock 360-degree facial identity, and render natural physics animations.
The character actions in the generated video are consistent with the reference video. Supports .mp4/.mov, 3.5-30 seconds duration depending on Character Orientation.
[Controls character's orientation. 'image': same orientation as the person in the picture (max 10s video). 'video': consistent with the orientation of the characters in the video (max 30s video).]
Whether to keep the original sound of the video.
Transfer Complex Motion Sequences via Reference Video
Traditional text prompts frequently fail to capture intricate choreography, athletic leaps, or subtle acting gestures, leading to chaotic character distortion. The Kling 3.0 Motion Control video generator extracts full-body skeletal motion directly from reference clips to establish an exact performance blueprint. The video model calculates joint trajectories and movement velocity to map complex physical routines smoothly onto static target images. Visual effects teams and animators can replicate precise human choreography without manual frame-by-frame redrawing.
Lock Facial Identity with Multi-Angle Element Binding
Standard AI video generators frequently suffer from face morphing and identity degradation when characters turn around or alter lighting angles drastically. Kling 3.0 Motion Control incorporates multi-angle element binding to anchor facial geometry, eye proportions, and costume details across 360-degree rotations. By referencing pre-bound face profiles, the video model maintains consistent character identity even during rapid motion or extreme perspective changes. Content studios can build virtual influencers and digital spokespersons that stay fully recognizable across long-term episodic content.
Restore Occluded Facial Features upon Object Recovery
When props, waving hands, or clothing pass in front of a subject's face, conventional video models blur or corrupt facial features upon recovery. The occlusion restoration capability in Kling 3.0 Motion Control evaluates surrounding facial context to reconstruct original facial details the moment props or hands move away. The video model continuously repairs expressions and skin textures during object interactions or dynamic performances. Commercial directors gain reliable footage when generating complex prop interaction, martial arts, or dramatic acting shots.
Decouple Camera Trajectories from Character Action
Coupling character motion directly to background panning and zooming restricts directorial freedom and introduces perspective distortion. Kling 3.0 Motion Control separates camera paths, such as tracking shots, pans, or zooms, from the physical performance of the subject. In image-aligned mode, filmmakers gain director-level camera control to execute cinematic camera moves around moving characters using simple text prompts. Storyboard artists and pre-visualization teams can design dynamic cinematic sequences with customized camera angles.
Simulate Natural Physics via Spacetime Attention Architecture
Many video generators produce floaty, weightless character movements and struggle to maintain temporal stability beyond brief clips. Built upon a 3D spacetime attention architecture, Kling 3.0 Motion Control simulates natural momentum, gravitational balance, and fabric cloth dynamics over extended 30-second generations. The video model ensures natural weight distribution and realistic inertia when characters land from jumps or swing objects. Digital marketers and VFX artists can render realistic physical dynamics for long-form video storytelling and cinematic trailers.
Synchronize Audio Tracks with Native Lip Movements
Matching dialogue audio with AI-generated lip motion typically requires tedious external lip-syncing tools and manual post-production adjustments. The Kling 3.0 Motion Control video generator links input audio tracks directly with facial motion drivers, aligning speech cadence and lip shapes naturally. The video model syncs vocal beats and facial expression dynamics with the audio source provided in the reference media. Content creators can rapidly produce multi-lingual commentary, corporate training avatar videos, and singing animations.
Bypass Costly MoCap Hardware and Rigging
Eliminate expensive motion capture suits, camera arrays, and 3D rigging pipelines by driving character performance directly from standard phone videos.
Replace Random Prompts with Predictable Control
Shift from trial-and-error text prompting to controllable motion reference transfer, establishing actual footage as the foundation for every scene.
Maintain Consistent Brand & Avatar Identity
Anchor facial geometry and costume traits across multiple clips using element binding, preserving brand consistency across long-term content runs.
Optimize Compute Costs with Draft Mode Previews
Test posture tracking and gesture alignment rapidly using low-cost draft previews before rendering finalized high-resolution 1080p clips.
Scale Single References Across Multiple Art Styles
Apply one high-performing motion clip onto diverse character styles, ranging from photorealistic human portraits to 2D anime avatars.
Adapt to Flexible Production Pipelines
Tailor generation parameters to fit individual digital creators, commercial marketing agencies, and media production studios alike.
Virtual Influencer and Social Media Content
Replicate viral TikTok dance trends, comedy routines, and choreography to publish engaging short-form video content for digital avatars.
E-Commerce Virtual Model Showcases
Apply garment movement and runway walks onto diverse digital models, producing localized promotional video campaigns for online apparel stores.
Film Pre-Visualization and VFX Storyboarding
Preview complex stunt choreography, fight sequences, and dramatic camera pans before entering physical production on set.
Game Character and Anime Prototyping
Transfer human actor performances to 2D anime figures, fantasy creatures, or 3D game avatars to test character dynamics rapidly.
Corporate Training and Digital Spokespersons
Map presenter gestures and synchronized lip movements onto branded digital avatars for clear educational and corporate communication videos.
Classic Media Recreation & Photo Animation
Animate historical figures, archive photographs, or classic cinema stills by transferring dynamic motion references onto still images.