Kling Motion Control is a web app for producing character animation without a motion capture rig. You supply a still image that defines who the character is and a short video that defines what the character does. The generator analyses the video frame by frame, extracts body dynamics, hand precision and facial timing, and re-applies all of that to your character so the result retains the original image's identity.
The tool is organised around two orientation modes. Image orientation keeps your reference photo's aspect ratio and produces 3–10 second shots with explicit camera controls such as zoom in, zoom out, camera up, camera down or fixed position. Video orientation matches the framing of your motion source and stretches to 30-second continuous sequences, which makes it suitable for complete choreography, fitness routines or sign language clips.
Input limits are generous for a browser tool: images up to 10 MB with a minimum 340px short edge and a 2:5 to 5:2 aspect window, and MP4/MOV references up to 50 MB. Output lands at 720p for fast iteration or 1080p for broadcast-ready material. Note that this address is an independent third-party platform offering Kling's motion control models — it is not the official Kling AI service and is not operated by Kuaishou.
