Browse a growing library of dance, action, and camera-move references — from trending TikTok choreography to cinematic camera moves. Hover any clip to preview, click to apply.

Kling motion control keeps your character on-model: face, body, outfit, and lighting carry through the generated motion so the result still looks like your subject.

Upload any short clip up to 8 seconds as the motion source. Useful for matching a specific brand performance, choreography, or a custom camera move.

Swap motion clips, swap character images, regenerate — all without losing form state. Compare directions quickly inside the same workspace.

Motion Control transfers movement from a reference clip onto your character. Pick a dance, action, or camera move from the library — the AI applies that motion to your subject while keeping their identity and outfit.

Image-to-Video lets you describe motion in text. Motion Control gives you a literal reference video to drive movement, so the timing, choreography, and camera behavior match the reference precisely.

Two inputs: a motion reference (from the Motion Library or your own short clip) and a character image showing your subject clearly framed from head to feet.

Full-body shots in good lighting, with the subject facing the camera and limbs not heavily cropped. Clean backgrounds and consistent outfit details help identity preservation.

Yes. Upload any short clip up to 8 seconds. For best transfer results, use clips with one clearly visible person performing the motion against a clean background.

PRO clips are premium choreography from licensed creators. They unlock with any paid plan; starter clips are available on every account.

Generations match the reference clip length, capped at the model maximum. Most Kling motion runs land between 5 and 8 seconds per generation.

Try a clearer, larger character image, simplify the background, or pick a reference clip closer to your subject in body type and framing. Re-running with a different start frame often resolves drift.