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Kling 3.0 Standard Motion Control transfers motion from reference videos to animate still images. Upload a character image and a motion clip (dance, action, gesture), and the model extracts the movement to generate smooth, realistic video. Ready-to-use REST inference API, best performance, no cold starts, affordable pricing.
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Your request will cost $0.63 per run.
For $10 you can run this model approximately 15 times.
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Kling V3.0 Std Motion Control
Kling V3.0 Std Motion Control transfers motion from a driving video to a character image, creating videos where your character performs the actions in the reference video. Upload a character image and a motion video — the model generates a new video with the character mimicking the movements.
Why Choose This?
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Motion transfer Apply movements from any driving video to your character image.
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Character preservation Maintains the visual identity of your character throughout the animation.
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Flexible orientation Choose whether the character follows the image or video orientation.
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Audio preservation Option to keep the original video sound in the output.
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Prompt guidance Optional prompts to refine the motion transfer style.
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Prompt Enhancer Built-in tool to automatically improve your descriptions.
Parameters
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| image | Yes | Character reference image (URL or upload) |
| video | Yes | Driving video with motion to transfer (URL or upload) |
| character_orientation | Yes | Orientation mode: "image" or "video" |
| prompt | No | Optional text to guide the motion transfer |
| negative_prompt | No | Elements to avoid in the output |
| keep_original_sound | No | Retain original video audio (default: enabled) |
How to Use
- Upload character image — provide the character you want to animate.
- Upload driving video — provide the video with the motion to transfer.
- Select character_orientation — choose "image" or "video":
- image: Character follows the image's orientation (max video: 10s)
- video: Character follows the video's orientation (max video: 30s)
- Add prompt (optional) — describe any style or motion preferences.
- Add negative prompt (optional) — specify elements to avoid.
- Keep original sound (optional) — toggle to retain or remove audio.
- Run — submit and download your motion-controlled video.
Pricing
| Duration | Cost |
|---|---|
| ≤3 s | $0.378 |
| 5 s | $0.63 |
| 10 s | $1.26 |
| 20 s | $2.52 |
| 30 s (max) | $3.78 |
Billing Rules
- Minimum charge: 3 seconds
- Maximum duration: 30 seconds (or 10 seconds if character_orientation = "image")
- Rate: $0.63 per 5 seconds
Best Use Cases
- Character Animation — Bring still characters to life with real-world movements.
- Virtual Presenters — Create talking or moving avatars from reference images.
- Dance Videos — Transfer dance moves to custom characters.
- Content Creation — Generate engaging videos with consistent character identity.
- Gaming & Entertainment — Animate game characters or mascots.
Pro Tips
- Use clear, front-facing character images for best identity preservation.
- Ensure the driving video has clear, visible movements for accurate transfer.
- Choose "image" orientation when character pose should match the reference image.
- Choose "video" orientation for longer videos (up to 30s) or when following video perspective.
- Enable keep_original_sound to sync audio with the transferred motion.
- Use negative_prompt to avoid unwanted artifacts or style elements.
Notes
- image, video, and character_orientation are all required fields.
- character_orientation = "image": Maximum video duration is 10 seconds.
- character_orientation = "video": Maximum video duration is 30 seconds.
- Minimum billing duration: 3 seconds.
- Ensure uploaded file URLs are publicly accessible.
Related Models
- Kling V3.0 Pro Motion Control — Pro tier with enhanced quality.
- DreamActor V2 — ByteDance's motion transfer model.
- Kling V3.0 Std Image-to-Video — Standard image-to-video generation.