Finish and edit · Lesson 2 of 3 · 4 min read

Motion Control: copy a movement onto your character

Describing a dance or a precise gesture in words is hard. With Motion Control you show it instead: a short video of the movement, and a picture of who should perform it.

What you need

  • A picture of your character: the whole body visible for full-body moves, a clear face, simple background.
  • A motion video of someone doing the movement: steady camera, one person, the whole move in frame.
  • Both in a similar shape and pose at the start give the cleanest result.

Two ways to follow

  • Follow the video: best for dances and full-body moves, up to 30 seconds.
  • Follow my image: keeps your picture's framing and camera, up to 10 seconds.

Models and price

Kling 3.0 Pro gives the best detail; Kling 3.0 Standard makes the same kind of video for less; Kling 2.6 Standard is the budget choice for simple moves. The price follows the length of your motion video and is shown before you create.

Use your own or licensed motion

Only use motion videos you made or have the right to use, and pictures of people who agreed. Dances and choreography can be protected too.

Updated 30 September 2026