Motion Control AI is a specialised web tool for reference-driven character video. It is built on Kling 3.0 Motion Control, a third-party model, and is not an official Kling product or website. The workflow is deliberately narrow: you upload one character image, choose or upload one motion reference clip, and the model maps the movement from the reference onto your character while keeping the subject's identity, outfit and style recognisable. Inputs are JPG, PNG, JPEG, WEBP or GIF up to 10 MB for the image, and MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB for the motion reference.
The tool bundles four broad modes. Motion Transfer maps dance choreography, walking loops and athletic moves from a source clip; Gesture Control guides pointing, waving, arm movement and head turns that prompt-only generation often gets wrong; Expression Sync carries smiles, attitude and eye direction so the performance feels directed; and Cinematic Realism combines motion transfer with controlled pacing, camera feel and consistent lighting. Output is typically 3 to 15 seconds at 720p or 1080p, and a built-in library of 36 reference motions means you can test without shooting anything yourself.
Pricing runs on credits rather than a subscription: a 3-second 720p render costs 30 credits and a 1080p render costs 45 credits, with free accounts limited to the first 3 seconds at 720p. Audio is handled in a specific way worth knowing: by default the clip keeps the source audio from the motion reference at no extra credit cost, and a silent reference stays silent. The model does not generate voices or music, so any dialogue or soundtrack needs to come from elsewhere.
