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Kling 2.6 Motion Control
Transfer motion from a control video to your character image with AI
Frequently asked questions
What is Kling 2.6 Motion Control?
Kling 2.6 Motion Control is an AI video generation tool that transfers motion from a control video to a still character image. Upload a character photo and a motion reference video, and the AI generates a new video where your character performs the same movements.
How does Motion Control work?
The AI analyzes body movements, poses, and actions from your control video, then applies that motion to your character image. It preserves facial features and appearance while generating natural, fluid movement that matches the reference video.
What are good use cases for Motion Control?
Motion Control works well for dance videos, action sequences, product demonstrations with human models, social media content, character animations, and any project where you want a specific person to perform movements from another video.
What's the difference between Video and Image orientation?
Video orientation matches your character's facing direction to the control video (supports up to 30 seconds). Image orientation preserves your character's original pose from the uploaded image (limited to 10 seconds).
What makes a good control video?
Use clear, well-lit videos with visible body movements. Single-person footage works best. Avoid fast camera motion, multiple people, or heavily occluded subjects. The clearer the motion in your reference, the better the result.
What makes a good character image?
Upload high-resolution images with clear face and body visibility. Good lighting and simple backgrounds help. The character should be the main focus without major obstructions or busy backgrounds.
How long can videos be and what do they cost?
Videos can be 3-30 seconds in Video orientation mode, or 3-10 seconds in Image orientation mode. Credits are calculated per second: 720p costs 3 credits/second, 1080p costs 5 credits/second.
Can I add custom prompts?
Yes. The optional prompt field lets you add scene details like lighting, environment, or style. While the motion comes from your control video, prompts help refine the overall look and atmosphere of the generated video.
What are the current limitations?
Motion Control works best with single-person content and clear movements. Complex multi-person scenes, extreme poses, or heavily stylized characters may produce inconsistent results. Very fast or intricate motions may not transfer perfectly.
