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Kling 3.0 Motion Control: Parameter and Scenario Capability Illustrated

Taking Kling 3.0's motion-control pipeline as the subject, a real generated character motion transfer clip is used to explain the input structure and applicable boundaries of this pipeline. The character's appearance is locked by a reference image (requiring the head, shoulders, and torso to be clearly visible, with side length greater than 340px and an aspect ratio between 2:5 and 5:2), while the motion, facial expressions, and rhythm come entirely from a 3–30 second single-shot continuous reference video; the output duration follows the reference clip, with character_orientation set to video allowing a maximum of 30 seconds, and set to image meaning the orientation follows the reference image with a maximum of 10 seconds. resolution offers two tiers, 720p / 1080p, and keep_original_sound retains the reference video's original audio by default. This piece uses the combination of 1080p, orientation following the video, and retaining the original audio, demonstrating the typical use case of "changing the person without changing the motion," suitable for early-stage validation of character short videos, reusing talking-head footage, and batch-applying dance or performance motions.

Style Motion Transfer · Character Consistency · Capability breakdown

Model Kling 3.0

Reference inputs

image_url
video_url

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Character motion transfer: a continuous medium shot of a young woman with shoulder-length dark hair, wearing a light-colored knit top, standing in a bright minimalist studio with soft window light on the left. She performs a natural, relaxed sequence of movements—turning slightly toward the camera, tucking her hair behind one ear, then giving a gentle nod with a soft smile. The camera remains largely fixed with a subtle handheld breathing feel, framing the head, shoulders, and torso throughout. Skin and fabric retain realistic textures, shallow depth of field, neutral cool-toned background, natural motion rhythm, with a believable sense of weight and head movement, no cuts, no stylization.

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