Kling v3.0 Motion Control
Video Models
animate·motion control·image to video·character·dance·pose
Overview
Generate video by applying motion from a reference video to a reference person image. Defaults to Pro (1080P); optionally choose Standard (720P). The character's movements follow the reference video while preserving the person's appearance. When Face Element is connected, reference it in the prompt as @Element1 or @ElementName (match the name on the Element node, including non-Latin names).
Requires 1 image (person reference) and 1 video (motion reference). Optionally 1 Face Element; use @Element1 or @ElementName in the prompt when connected.
Kling v3.0 Motion Control
Specifications
- Category
- Video Models
- Inputs
- Text, Image, Video, Element
- Outputs
- Video
- Price
24/s
Frequently asked questions
- What is Kling v3.0 Motion Control?
- Kling v3.0 Motion Control is an AI model you can run on YouArt. Generate video by applying motion from a reference video to a reference person image. Defaults to Pro (1080P); optionally choose Standard (720P). The character's movements follow the reference video while preserving the person's appearance. When Face Element is connected, reference it in the prompt as @Element1 or @ElementName (match the name on the Element node, including non-Latin names).
- How do I use Kling v3.0 Motion Control?
- Open the Kling v3.0 Motion Control page, set your inputs and parameters, then click Generate. Sign in to run it and download your results.
- How much does Kling v3.0 Motion Control cost?
- Kling v3.0 Motion Control runs on YouArt credits. The exact price is shown on this page and depends on your settings.
- Is Kling v3.0 Motion Control free to try?
- You can explore Kling v3.0 Motion Control and its specs for free. Running a generation uses YouArt credits.
- What can Kling v3.0 Motion Control create?
- Generate video by applying motion from a reference video to a reference person image. Defaults to Pro (1080P); optionally choose Standard (720P). The character's movements follow the reference video while preserving the person's appearance. When Face Element is connected, reference it in the prompt as @Element1 or @ElementName (match the name on the Element node, including non-Latin names).
Image
Video