Kling 3.0 Motion Control｜Photos Dance
One photo plus one motion video: your character dances, acts and gestures, face unchanged. One selfie works. Get a 5–10s vertical video free.
Kling Motion Control tool: upload one photo plus a motion video, and AI makes your character dance with the face locked. One selfie is enough. Try free now.
Features
- Photo + Video = Dance——Upload a character photo and a motion reference video to get a 5–10s dance, acting or gesture clip. No software to learn.
- Face Lock, No Drift——Add a face close-up as a lock reference. Turns, occlusions and tears never change who it is.
- 720p Draft, 1080p Final——Standard 720p for fast drafts, high-definition 1080p for finals — good enough for shorts and ads.
- Dance, Act and Present——K-pop routines, tearful close-ups, host intros and anime dances in one flow.
How it works
- Upload photo + video One front-facing single-person photo (JPG/PNG/WebP, under 10MB) plus one clear single-person motion video (MP4/MOV/WebM, under 100MB). Keep the framing similar on both sides.
- Add a face close-up Optional but recommended: one more clear face close-up locks identity, so dances, turns and occlusions never swap the face.
- Generate and export Pick a motion style, quality and length, then generate. Default 5–10s, no audio, vertical framing from your photo — ready to post.
FAQ
- Is it free? Can I use it in browser?
- Yes, right in your browser — no download. Sign in for a free trial (limited credits), and upgrade only if you love it. Upload a photo and a video on the first screen, click generate, done.
- Can one selfie photo dance?
- Yes — the most popular use. One clear front-facing solo selfie, the face taking over half the frame, plus a clear dance video. Group photos only drive the main face, so solo shots work best.
- Hands and faces keep glitching. Fix?
- Three fixes: match framing between photo and video (half-body with half-body); avoid hand-over-face or spin-heavy moves, or describe gentler motion; add a face close-up as the lock reference. Render 2–3 takes and keep the best.
- What photo and video formats work?
- Photos: JPG/PNG/WebP under 10MB; videos: MP4/MOV/WebM under 100MB. Both sides need a single person with clear motion. The reference video supplies motion only — its background, clothes and bystanders never carry over.
- Kling vs Runway vs Pika for dance?
- Qualitatively: Kling 3.0's selling point is face locking plus occlusion recovery, so dance transfers hold up better — that is also the main 2.6-to-3.0 upgrade. Run the same assets on each and keep the steadiest face.
- Sound? Do all faces in a group photo move?
- Honestly: no to both. The reference video transfers motion only, with no audio — dub voiceovers afterwards. And only the main face is driven; everyone-dances-differently is impossible. Default output is 5–10s, vertical, silent.
- How to tell if a dance video is AI?
- Check three things: melting or merged hands and feet, unnatural physics in turns, flickering backgrounds. Kling 3.0 is convincing, but fast moves and occlusions still leave traces.
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