Kling 2.6 Motion Control copies a driving clip's moves, expressions and gestures onto your own character photo. Choose 720p or 1080p; the result matches the driving clip's length (3 to 30 seconds) and has no audio.
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These examples were written for this endpoint. Replace the prompt and sample media URLs with your own accessible inputs, then check the current quote and model availability before submitting.
- Output5s
sunset-rooftop-gold-sequin-dance `image_url` is the character: a woman in a gold sequinned mini dress and gold heels, standing on a rooftop terrace at sunset with the city skyline and string lights behind her. `video_url` is a 5-second clip of a dancer in black on a grey studio floor. The result copies that clip move for move: hands at the waist, hands to the chest, arms curved overhead and opened into a V, arms spread wide, a turn that shows the open back of the dress, and a finish with one hand on the hip. Her face, the dress and the sunset rooftop all come from her own still, and the grey studio does not carry over. The result is as long as the driving clip, 5 seconds, at `720p`.
- 720p
- Output5s
navy-suit-dance A hip-hop routine originally danced by one performer, mapped onto a man in a navy three-piece suit. The moves matched the driving clip step for step, and his suit, loafers and face all held from his own still; the loft background came from his photo rather than the driving clip's plain studio.
This example starts at $0.069 per output second. The Playground updates the estimate when you change the settings.