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Upload one reference image and one motion-driving video to create a new Kling clip that keeps the subject identity while borrowing movement, camera energy, or blocking from the source footage.
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Kling Motion Control is for cases where a normal prompt is not enough. Give the model both the subject look and a driving clip, then generate a new video that follows the motion language more deliberately.
Motion Control matters when the brief depends on body language, choreography, camera path, or object timing that a text prompt alone cannot reliably recreate.
Use a driving clip to communicate the exact timing, movement pattern, or camera energy you want to preserve.
A direct workflow for turning one reference image and one source clip into a new motion-controlled AI video.
Start with the image that defines who or what should appear in the final video.
Add one source video whose movement, blocking, or camera behavior should guide the generated result.
Use the prompt to shape styling, environment, and scene intent while Kling inherits movement from the driving clip.
Where motion control is most valuable: dance loops, motion-referenced ads, product handling demos, avatar performance, and stylized action tests.
Preserve the movement pattern from a source performance while restyling the subject or scene.
Map real motion into a branded product shot so gesture timing and reveal beats stay intentional.
Use one subject image with a live-action motion clip to prototype expressive AI-driven performances faster.
Transfer posture, walking rhythm, or body language into a new stylized fashion scene or editorial draft.
Test motion-heavy beats before full production when the exact blocking matters more than generic animation.
Give internal teams a faster sandbox for motion experiments that still need repeatable visual anchors.
Feedback patterns from teams that need reference-led movement, not just prompt-based motion guesses.
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Motion Control is what we use when the source performance already exists and the generated clip needs to follow it closely.
Mia L.
Creative Producer“
It is especially valuable for product handling and dance references because timing is part of the message, not just decoration.
Noah T.
Performance Marketing Lead“
The reference-image plus source-video pairing is the part that makes it operational for real creative teams.
Ava C.
Brand Designer“
This workflow is much closer to direction transfer than normal text-to-video prompting.
Ethan R.
Short-Form Director“
It gives us a faster path to short-form launch videos that already feel close to the final rhythm we want.
Sophia M.
Product Marketing Manager“
For weekly social content, it is one of the better options when motion language matters more than maximum runtime.
Liam K.
Creative StrategistAnswers about required inputs, supported workflow shape, and when motion control is the right tool.
Upload the subject image, add the driving clip, and generate a new AI video with motion that follows a real reference instead of relying only on prompt interpretation.