Kling 2.6 Motion Control - Copy Any Video Action for Free

Create professional AI videos with Kling 2.6 Motion Control. Accurately copy actions from reference videos to your images. Features customizable character orientation, original sound retention, and high-fidelity motion transfer.

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.

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Video Mode
std
pro
Character Orientation
video
image

[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).]

Keep Original Sound
Yes
No

Whether to keep the original sound of the video.

Real-World Motion Effects via Kling Motion Control AI

Copy Intricate Hand Gestures with Precision

Experience the high-fidelity detail of Kling 2.6. Our AI accurately copies subtle finger articulations and hand movements from your reference video, ensuring fluid and natural results without common AI distortion.

Motion Reference
Image Reference
Media content
Output

Sync Full-Body Action Perfectly for Free

Achieve professional motion transfer without the cost. Kling Motion Control ensures your character's posture, limb movements, and orientation mirror the reference video exactly, creating a coherent full-body performance.

Motion Reference
Image Reference
Media content
Output

Replicate Complex & Dynamic Movements

From martial arts to fast-paced sports, copy any video action regardless of complexity. The Kling 2.6 engine handles challenging sequences with ease, preserving physics and realism where other models fail.

Motion Reference
Image Reference
Media content
Output

Customize Scenes with Text & Motion

Combine the power of Motion Control with creative text prompts. While copying the action trajectory, use text to modify backgrounds and elements, blending your character seamlessly into new environments.

Motion Reference
Image Reference
Media content
Output

How to Use Kling 2.6 Motion Control Effectively

Step 1

Upload Valid Assets

Upload a character image (JPG/PNG). Important: Ensure it is a full-body or half-body shot with a visible background, not just a close-up headshot. Next, upload a reference video (.mp4/.mov) between 3.5s and 30s in duration.

Step 2

Configure Orientation & Sound

Decide on your output style. Select 'Image' orientation if you want to maintain the photo's original angle (max 10s output). Select 'Video' orientation if you want the character to follow the reference video's camera movement (max 30s). Toggle 'Keep Original Sound' if needed.

Step 3

Refine & Generate

Optionally, type a text prompt to add extra visual effects or elements to the scene. Choose your Video Mode (Standard or Pro) and click Generate to let Kling 2.6 transfer the motion to your character.

Why Choose Kling 2.6 Motion Control for Action Transfer?

Unlike basic image-to-video tools, Kling 2.6 Motion Control offers granular command over physics and camera work. We bridge the gap between static imagery and dynamic video references with professional-grade features.

Precise Action Copying

Directly translate complex movements from reality to AI. Whether it's a 3.5-second dance clip or a martial arts move, our engine analyzes the skeletal structure of your reference video and applies it strictly to your uploaded character.

Smart Orientation Control

Master the camera perspective. Choose 'Image Orientation' to keep your character's original framing (perfect for short 10s clips), or switch to 'Video Orientation' to replicate the dynamic camera movements of the reference footage (up to 30s).

Audio-Visual Sync

Don't lose the beat. With the 'Keep Original Sound' feature, your generated video retains the audio track from the reference, ensuring that dance moves or lip movements align perfectly with the original rhythm.

Full-Body Dynamics

Optimized for full-body and half-body shots. The Kling 2.6 model is trained to handle visible backgrounds and complex limb articulations, avoiding the distortion common in headshot-only animations.

Dual Quality Modes

Balance speed and detail. Select 'Standard' (std) for quick iterations and testing, or upgrade to 'Pro' mode when you need broadcast-ready resolution and texture fidelity for your final masterpiece.

Hybrid Creative Control

Combine video references with text prompts. While the video dictates the action, use the text prompt input to add new screen elements, change the weather, or stylize the environment, giving you dual-layer control.

Optimization Guide for Kling Motion Control

Tip 1

Character Image Selection

The AI needs visual information to animate limbs. Avoid using tight headshots. A half-body or full-body image with a clear background allows the model to calculate movement trajectories accurately without distorting the body.

Tip 2

Duration vs. Orientation

Understand the limits: 'Image' orientation locks the camera angle but limits generation to 10 seconds. If your reference video is long (up to 30s) and involves camera movement, you must use 'Video' orientation for the best results.

Tip 3

Reference Video Quality

Your reference video acts as the skeleton. Use clear footage (max 150MB) where the subject's actions are distinct. If you lack a video, browse our 'Reference Video Templates' to find pre-optimized actions.

FAQs About Kling 2.6 Motion Control