Kling 3 Motion Control AI Video Generator Online
Use the newer Kling motion-control flow when the uploaded video should drive pose, gesture, body timing, and camera rhythm. Add one character image, one motion reference video, and an optional preservation prompt.
What Is Kling 3 Motion Control?
Kling 3 Motion Control is the Toolaze Kling 3 flow for motion-reference transfer. The uploaded image defines the character or subject to preserve, while the uploaded video defines the action path, body timing, pose sequence, and camera rhythm.
Choose it when matching a specific movement matters more than writing a broad text-to-video prompt. Use it for clean driving footage, higher-control identity preservation, orientation-aware character movement, and 720p or 1080p output where credits scale with the reference-video length.
AI Video Model
Kling 3 Motion Control Input Requirements
| Performance Metric | Toolaze Specification |
|---|---|
| Primary job | Transfer motion from a driving video to one uploaded character image. |
| Required inputs | 1 character image plus 1 motion reference video. |
| Character image | 1 JPEG, PNG, or JPG image, max 10MB; image size must be greater than 300px with aspect ratio from 2:5 to 5:2. |
| Motion reference video | 1 MP4 or QuickTime motion reference video, max 100MB. Image orientation supports 3-10 second references; Video orientation supports 3-30 seconds. |
| Prompt | Optional. Use it to preserve identity, outfit, body proportions, lighting, camera framing, and style. Keep it under 2500 characters. |
| Character orientation | Choose Image when the uploaded image should define character direction, or Video when the motion reference should define character direction. |
| Duration | Output duration follows the uploaded motion reference video duration instead of a fixed manual duration. |
| Resolution | 720p or 1080p. |
| Credit guidance | Credits scale with the uploaded motion reference video duration; current Toolaze rate is 40 credits per output second at 720p or 54 credits per output second at 1080p. |
| Not a fit for | Prompt-only video ideas, broad scene generation, 4K output, or clips without a usable motion reference video. |
How To Prepare Kling 3 Motion Control Inputs
Pick the character source
Upload one clear JPEG, PNG, or JPG image where the face, body, outfit, or product shape is easy to read.
Match the driving motion
Use an MP4 or QuickTime reference video with visible body motion, limited occlusion, and framing close to the character image.
Choose character orientation
Use Image orientation when the still image should control direction. Use Video orientation when the reference clip should control direction and can run up to 30 seconds.
Keep the prompt protective
Describe what must stay stable: identity, outfit, body proportions, lighting, framing, and style. Avoid asking for scene changes that conflict with the driving video.
Reference Inputs That Work Best With Kling 3 Motion Control
Full-body motion reference
Use a driving clip where the whole body stays visible, the pose sequence is easy to follow, and the camera does not cut away mid-action.
Presenter or avatar gesture
Match portrait crop, body angle, hand visibility, and character orientation when a still presenter or avatar image should follow supplied gestures.
Product-in-hand action
Use a close, stable hand-motion video for lifting, rotating, tapping, or presenting a product. Avoid blocked limbs, hard cuts, and mismatched camera angles.
Kling 3 Motion Control vs Kling 2.6 Motion Control
When both pages look relevant, decide whether you want the newer Kling motion-control option or the lower-cost 2.6 flow.
| Decision Point | Kling 3 Motion Control | Kling 2.6 Pro Motion Control | Standard Kling 3.0 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Newer motion-control generation when exact action transfer is the main task | Lower-cost motion transfer when the 2.6 flow is enough | Prompt-driven video generation without a driving motion video |
| Required inputs | 1 character image plus 1 MP4 or QuickTime motion reference video | 1 character image plus 1 MP4, QuickTime, or Matroska motion reference video | Prompt or image references, depending on selected Kling settings |
| Image constraints | JPEG, PNG, or JPG; max 10MB; greater than 300px; aspect ratio from 2:5 to 5:2 | 1 image up to 10MB in the Toolaze uploader | Uses the standard Kling generator input limits |
| Reference duration | Image orientation supports 3-10 seconds; Video orientation supports 3-30 seconds | Image orientation supports 3-10 seconds; Video orientation supports 3-30 seconds | Manual duration choices in the standard Kling 3.0 selector |
| Resolution | 720p or 1080p | 720p or 1080p | 720p, 1080p, or 4K |
| Credit profile | 40 credits per output second at 720p or 54 credits per output second at 1080p | 22 credits per output second at 720p or 1080p | Starts at 28 credits per output second for standard 720p |
| Choose another option when | You need the lower-cost 2.6 flow, Matroska input, 4K output, or prompt-only generation | You want the newer Kling motion-control option or stricter image/video input guidance | You need exact pose, gesture, or body timing from a supplied motion video |
Kling 3 Motion Control FAQ
Who should use Kling 3 Motion Control?+
Use it when you already have a character image and a driving video, and the output needs to follow that video's pose, gesture, body timing, or camera rhythm.
How is Kling 3 Motion Control different from Kling 2.6 Motion Control?+
Both use one character image and one motion reference video. Kling 3 Motion Control is the newer Toolaze motion-control option with stricter image guidance and higher per-second credits, while Kling 2.6 Pro Motion Control remains the lower-cost nearby flow.
When should I choose Kling 2.6 Pro Motion Control instead?+
Choose Kling 2.6 when cost is the main constraint, when the 2.6 motion-control flow is already sufficient, or when your source video is Matroska and you do not want to convert it first.
Can I create from a prompt only?+
No. Kling 3 Motion Control requires both a character image and a motion reference video. Use standard Kling 3.0 or another video model for prompt-only generation.
What image formats can I upload?+
Use one JPEG, PNG, or JPG image up to 10MB. The image should be larger than 300px and stay within the 2:5 to 5:2 aspect-ratio range.
What video formats can I upload?+
Use one MP4 or QuickTime motion reference video up to 100MB. Image orientation supports 3-10 second references, while Video orientation supports 3-30 second references.
What does character orientation control?+
Image orientation follows the character direction in the uploaded still image. Video orientation follows the character direction in the uploaded motion reference video.
How are credits calculated?+
Credits follow the output duration, which comes from the uploaded reference video. The current Toolaze rate is 40 credits per second at 720p or 54 credits per second at 1080p.
What makes a good motion reference video?+
Use clear footage with visible limbs or hands, stable framing, limited occlusion, and motion that matches the character image's angle and crop.
What should the optional prompt say?+
Keep it short and protective: preserve identity, outfit, body proportions, lighting, camera framing, and style while following the uploaded motion reference.
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