Kling 3.0 AI Motion Control · Tyndall AI

Character image + reference video · Kling 3.0 motion transfer · Std / Pro

Character image

Motion reference video

Character orientation

Quality mode

Optional prompt

Showcase motion control results

Real Kling transfers: character image + motion reference → animated result.

Character

Motion

ResultKling

Office gesture transfer

Upper-body gestures and expressions copied from a waving reference onto a still portrait.

Character

Motion

ResultKling

Boxing action transfer

Full-body punches and stance from a boxing clip applied to a character still.

Step 1
Upload a character image
Use a clear full-body or portrait still. Match framing to the motion clip when possible.
Step 2
Upload a motion reference
Pick a well-lit clip with a single subject — dance, gestures, or performance.
Step 3
Generate with Kling 3.0
Choose orientation and Std/Pro mode, then generate a video that keeps identity while copying motion.

Frame-accurate transfer

Maps body motion, gestures, and expressions from the reference video onto your character.

Identity consistency

Keeps face and outfit details stable across the generated clip.

Std and Pro modes

Std for faster 720p drafts; Pro for higher-quality 1080p output.

No mocap rig required

Skip expensive motion-capture setups — image + reference video is enough.

What is AI motion control?

It transfers movement from a reference video onto a character image so the character performs that motion.

Is Kling motion control free?

You can try with daily free credits. Longer or Pro runs use more credits.

Which model powers this?

Kling 3.0 Motion Control — the same class of model leading SERP tool pages.

Image vs video orientation?

Match image keeps facing from the still (shorter clips). Match video follows the reference orientation for longer motion.

Can I use outputs commercially?

Paid plans allow commercial use per our Terms. Free-tier use is for personal/non-commercial unless stated otherwise.