Kling Motion Brush｜Paint It Alive
Upload one still photo, pick what moves and draw its path — only the brushed areas move in a ~5-second clip.
Kling Motion Brush turns one photo into video: brush what moves, draw its path, get a ~5-second clip with the background locked still. Try it free now.
Features
- Zoned brushing——One brush covers one kind of element: hair, sleeves, cats, clouds each get their own zone, up to 6 at once.
- Trajectory is direction——Draw one line inside a zone and that is the direction of motion: start inside the zone, landing is the destination. Arcs are for jumps only.
- Static brush lockdown——Everything outside the zones gets locked: no camera drift, no background wobble. Pin the bottom of the frame first.
- One photo, ~5 seconds out——One still is the first frame, orientation follows your photo. A ~5-second vertical clip goes straight to chats and feeds.
How it works
- Upload one still photo Photos, AI art, product shots, landscapes all qualify: this image becomes the first frame, orientation follows it.
- Pick zones, draw direction Pick what moves: brush one connected part per zone, one single-direction path each. Leave faces blank, pin bottom and background with the static brush.
- Generate the ~5s video Amplitude small first, Natural by default. If anything warps or leaks, shrink the zone and go again.
FAQ
- Can I use it with just one photo?
- Yes. This is a one-photo feature: upload a single still and it becomes the first frame. No video upload, no app install, everything happens on this web page.
- Why does the face always warp?
- Never paint the brush over the face: faces are fenced into the static zone automatically and only hair, clothing and limbs move. Add a static brush around the face and start with a small amplitude.
- How do I stop the background wobble?
- Lay a static-brush base over everything outside the moving zones, especially the bottom of the frame. Keep trajectories away from buildings and the drift stops.
- How many areas can move at once?
- Up to 6 zones: one brush per zone, no overlaps. Beginners should move one or two zones first, then add multi-subject plays one by one.
- How long is the generated video?
- About a 5-second standard clip, portrait or landscape following your photo. Vertical clips go straight to group chats and social feeds.
- How is it different from image to video?
- Generic image-to-video moves the whole frame on luck. The brush edition is paint-where-it-moves: you set direction and amplitude, and untouched areas stay pixel-locked.
- Is it free? Do I need the app?
- Use it right on this page, nothing to install. Free credits to start; after login, send the photo plus your description to the Loomi Agent and it follows the playbook.
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