Kling 2.6 Motion User Guide
Kling 2.6 Motion Control enables real-time motion control of character posture and expressions from a reference image, using natural raw datasets for optimal video experience. This guide covers Kling 2.6 Motion Control. For the current flagship model, see Kling 4.0 and its own user guide.
You can choose any video from a library for motion or video reference, and the generated video will deliver natural performance with precise control.
Perfect Synchronized Full-body Motions
Motion Reference
Young Asian woman in light sweater, making peace sign outdoors
Image Reference
Anime-style girl with pigtails, light blue shirt, white skirt
Output
Anime-style girl performing peace sign
Masterful Performance of Complex Motions
Motion Reference
Male figure skater (Yuzuru Hanyu) performing spin on ice
Image Reference
Male figure skater in white and yellow costume
Output
Figure skater performing spin motion
Precision to Hand Performances
Motion Reference
Young woman making heart shape with hands
Image Reference
Anime-style girl
Output
Anime-style girl performing heart gesture
One Shot Action
Motion Reference
Elderly person performing Tai Chi pose in park
Image Reference
Santa Claus standing in snowy forest
Output
Santa Claus performing Tai Chi pose in snowy forest
Scene Details of Your Command
Motion Reference
Young woman touching temples with hands
Image Reference
Young girl with pigtails, hand on cheek
Output
Young girl performing temple-touching motion
Prompt: "A girl wearing a white tank top and a white skirt."
How to Use Kling 2.6 Motion Control
- Add video of character actions to mimic; you can upload video from local resources or choose from the Motion Library.
- Add the character image, ensuring the proportions match those in the video for optimal results.
- By default, the video will be generated through "Character Orientation Matches Video". You can select "Character Orientation Matches Image" which supports camera movement.
- Enter the prompt to control background elements and other information, and the motion-controlled video will be generated.
How to Achieve the Desired Output
- Ensure character in image is ready to move: Recommend full-body or half-body.
- Use a clear video for motion reference: No noise, full-body movement.
- For large motion, ensure enough space in image reference: Leave enough space for the action.
Half-Body
Full-Body
Motion Reference
Half-Body
Full-Body
Character Orientation
- System defaults to generated image 'Character Orientation (Human Pose)' for consistency.
- Option to 'Align' Motion Reference and Image Reference for character orientation to follow image reference.
- If 'Single Character Model' and full-body motion with same character, only a small portion of the frame will be used.
- Avoid hands and camera movement in motion reference.
- Avoid heavily blurred, shaky, sudden, and fast-paced motion.
- Motion range must be 3s-5s, max 30s-60s.
- Generated video duration 1-30 seconds, matching selected video.