Kling Motion Control tackles the hardest part of AI video: getting exactly the movement you want. Rather than describing motion in words and hoping, you supply real footage — a dance, a gesture, a walk cycle — and the model transfers that performance onto the character in your uploaded image. It is the only Kling endpoint on Flux 3 AI that accepts a video input.
The workflow takes two ingredients: an image that defines who appears on screen, and a driving video that defines how they move. A reference image can further lock the subject’s look, style presets shape the rendering, and an audio setting is exposed in the Create studio for this endpoint.
Output runs 5 or 10 seconds at 720p or 1080p, in 16:9 or 9:16. Creators use it to put original choreography on virtual characters, reproduce a signature gesture across a cast, or give a brand mascot genuinely human timing — things prompt text alone rarely nails.
See what's possible on Flux 3 AI
Sample generations from the platform — write your own prompt to see what Kling Motion Control does with it.
Kling Motion Control vs similar AI video models
Specs from the live catalog — every model below is available on the same account.
| Spec | Kling Motion Control | Kling AI Avatar | Wan Animate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Max clip length | 10s | 10s | 10s |
| Durations | 5s, 10s | 5s, 10s | 5s, 10s |
| Resolutions | 720p · 1080p | 720p · 1080p | 720p · 1080p |
| Aspect ratios | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Audio | |||
| Image to video | |||
| Reference images | up to 1 | up to 1 | up to 1 |
| Keyframes | |||
| Negative prompt |
Capabilities reflect what each model supports on Flux 3 AI today.
What makes Kling Motion Control stand out
Real footage as director
A driving video dictates the motion, so timing, rhythm, and body mechanics come from an actual performance.
Any character, any move
The identity comes from your image and the choreography from your clip — swap either side independently.
Video input, unique here
This is the one Kling endpoint on Flux 3 AI that takes video as an input alongside an image.
Audio setting available
The Create studio exposes an audio option for Motion Control renders, unlike the other Kling endpoints.
HD in both orientations
Deliver 720p or 1080p in 16:9 or vertical 9:16 for dance, fitness, and character content on any platform.
Popular use cases
Why creators run Kling Motion Control on Flux 3 AI
- Pair Motion Control with Kling AI Avatar in one workspace — no juggling separate vendors.
- Its video-driven renders live beside your text-to-video takes, all watermark-free on download.
- Free credits at sign-up let you validate a motion-transfer idea before buying a pack.
Kling Motion Control specs & capabilities
Output
- Clip duration5, 10 seconds
- Resolutions720p · 1080p
- Aspect ratios16:9 · 9:16
- Generation modesImage to Video · Video to Video
Controls
- Image to video (start frame)
- Reference images
- First & last frame keyframes
- Audio generation
- Negative prompt
- Video input / editing
- Extend video
Kling Motion Control prompt examples
Copy one as a starting point, or send it straight to the Create studio.
“Apply the uploaded dance video’s choreography to this anime character image, preserving her outfit and hair, stage lighting sweeping across, vertical 9:16 framing”
The core motion-transfer workflow: your clip drives their moves.
“Transfer the boxing footwork from my reference clip onto this brand mascot, keeping the gym backdrop, sweat particles on impact, 1080p widescreen”
Tests precise athletic timing prompt text cannot describe.
“Map this yoga flow recording onto the elderly character in my image, slow even pacing, soft studio light, camera locked in a stable front-on frame”
Shows motion retargeting across very different body types.
Create with Kling Motion Control in three steps
Describe your idea
Write a prompt or upload a starting image — the more specific the scene, motion, and style, the better Kling Motion Control performs.
Pick Kling Motion Control & settings
Choose duration, resolution, and aspect ratio. The studio shows the exact credit cost before you generate.
Generate & download
Kling Motion Control renders in the cloud — track progress in your library, then download watermark-free or share with a link.
Kling Motion Control questions, answered
What is Kling Motion Control?
Kling Motion Control is a motion-transfer model from Kuaishou: it takes a character image plus a reference video and renders the character performing the video’s movement. On Flux 3 AI it outputs 5 or 10 second clips at 720p or 1080p.
What inputs does Kling Motion Control need?
Two things: an image of the character you want on screen and a video whose motion should be copied. You can add a reference image for identity consistency and adjust style presets in the Create studio.
What kind of motion transfers best?
Clear, well-framed movement of a single subject — dances, gestures, walks, exercise moves — gives the model the strongest signal. Cluttered scenes or multiple overlapping people make the source motion harder to read.
Can I use Kling Motion Control for dance videos?
That is one of its most popular uses: film or source a dance clip, upload your character image, and the choreography is reproduced on that character in 16:9 or vertical 9:16 at up to 1080p.
How is Motion Control different from normal image-to-video?
Standard image-to-video invents motion from your text prompt, which makes specific choreography a gamble. Motion Control removes the guesswork by copying movement directly from footage you provide.
How much does Kling Motion Control cost to use?
Generations spend credits like every model on Flux 3 AI; the exact amount for your settings is shown in the Create studio before you confirm. New accounts get free credits, and plans are detailed on the pricing page.