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Kling Motion Control

Kling Motion Control AI Video Generator — Use this page to understand motion-reference workflows: choose a movement source, describe the intended result, and verify the generated motion. Kuaishou describes Kling 2.6 Motion Control as a feature that can reproduce a specified movement from an uploaded video or from an online motion library. This page keeps that motion-reference purpose separate from the controls exposed by this site’s generator.

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About Kling Motion Control

Kuaishou describes Kling 2.6 Motion Control as a feature that can reproduce a specified movement from an uploaded video or from an online motion library. This page keeps that motion-reference purpose separate from the controls exposed by this site’s generator. Use this page to understand motion-reference workflows: choose a movement source, describe the intended result, and verify the generated motion.

About Kling Motion Control
Core Features Overview

Key features — Kling Motion Control

Use this page to understand motion-reference workflows: choose a movement source, describe the intended result, and verify the generated motion.

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Motion reference

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Use a movement source to direct the intended action.

Use a movement source to direct the intended action.

Output (Example)

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Uploaded video

02

The disclosed feature can reproduce movement from an uploaded video.

The disclosed feature can reproduce movement from an uploaded video.

Output (Example)

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Online motion library

03

The disclosed feature can also use a movement from an online library.

The disclosed feature can also use a movement from an online library.

Output (Example)

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Check the result

04

Review timing and body motion before using the generated video.

Review timing and body motion before using the generated video.

Output (Example)
FAQ

FAQ — Kling Motion Control

Kling Motion Control FAQ

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Use this page to understand motion-reference workflows: choose a movement source, describe the intended result, and verify the generated motion.