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Kling 2.6 Standard Motion Control

kwaivgi/kling-v2.6-std/motion-control

Kling 2.6 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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Whether to retain the original video sound

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Your request will cost $0.21 per run.

For $10 you can run this model approximately 47 times.

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Kling V2.6 Standard Motion Control

Transfer motion from any video onto your character with Kling V2.6 Motion Control. Upload a reference image of your subject and a motion video — the model generates your character performing those exact movements. Perfect for dance videos, action sequences, and character animation.

Why It Looks Great

  • Precise motion transfer: Accurately maps movements from reference video to your character.
  • Character preservation: Maintains your subject's identity and appearance.
  • Audio retention: Option to keep the original video's sound.
  • Extended duration: Supports videos up to 30 seconds.
  • Orientation control: Specify character facing direction for better results.
  • Prompt Enhancer: Refine scene descriptions for enhanced output.

Parameters

ParameterRequiredDescription
imageYesReference image of your character/person.
videoYesMotion reference video to transfer movements from.
character_orientationYesDirection character is facing (front, side, back).
promptNoAdditional scene description or style guidance.
negative_promptNoElements to avoid in the generated video.
keep_original_soundNoRetain audio from the original motion video.

How to Use

  1. Upload character image — a clear image of your subject.
  2. Upload motion video — the video with movements to transfer.
  3. Select character orientation — Generate the orientation of the characters in the video, which can be selected to match the image or the video.
  4. Write prompt (optional) — add scene details or style guidance.
  5. Add negative prompt (optional) — specify what to avoid.
  6. Toggle audio — check to keep original video sound.
  7. Run — click the button to generate.
  8. Download — preview and save your video.

Pricing

Per 3-second billing based on video duration. Minimum 3 seconds, maximum 30 seconds.

DurationCalculationCost
3 seconds (min)3 ÷ 3 × $0.21$0.21
6 seconds6 ÷ 3 × $0.21$0.42
10 seconds10 ÷ 3 × $0.21$0.70
15 seconds15 ÷ 3 × $0.21$1.05
30 seconds (max)30 ÷ 3 × $0.21$2.10

Best Use Cases

  • Dance Videos — Transfer choreography onto any character.
  • Action Sequences — Apply stunts and movements to your subjects.
  • Character Animation — Animate illustrated or AI-generated characters.
  • Content Creation — Create viral-ready videos with custom performers.
  • Virtual Influencers — Bring virtual characters to life with real motion.
  • Music Videos — Sync character movements to music performances.

Example Workflows

  • Upload anime character + dance video → Anime character performs the dance
  • Upload portrait photo + workout video → Person performs exercise routine
  • Upload mascot image + wave gesture → Mascot waves naturally
  • Upload product character + presentation motion → Animated product spokesperson

Character Orientation Guide

OrientationWhen to Use
FrontCharacter facing camera directly
SideCharacter in profile view
BackCharacter facing away from camera

Pro Tips for Best Results

  • Use clear, well-lit character images with visible full body or upper body.
  • Match character orientation to their actual pose in the image.
  • Motion videos with clear, distinct movements work best.
  • Keep original sound for dance videos synced to music.
  • Use prompts to add environmental context or style details.
  • Shorter clips (3-10s) often produce more consistent results.

Notes

  • Minimum video duration is 3 seconds; maximum is 30 seconds.
  • If using URLs, ensure they are publicly accessible.
  • Processing time scales with video duration.
  • Best results come from motion videos with clear human movements.

More Models to Try

  • Kling V2.6 Pro Motion Control — Professional-grade motion transfer that maps movements from any reference video onto your character with superior quality and precision.

  • Wan 2.2 Animate — Transform static images into dynamic videos with AI-powered animation, bringing photos and illustrations to life with natural motion.

  • Wan 2.2 Fun Control — Creative pose and motion control for image-to-video generation, enabling playful character animations with customizable movements.