What inputs are required for motion control?

Use a reference image plus a motion reference video to guide movement behavior in output videos.

What is character orientation used for?

Orientation controls whether movement cues prioritize the input image direction or reference video direction.

When should I use motion control instead of plain text-to-video?

Use motion control when specific movement style and camera behavior matter more than purely generative variation.

Can I use long reference videos?

Reference video duration is constrained by model requirements, so short, clear source videos work best.

Kling 2.6 Motion Control Video Generator

Create motion-guided videos with stronger control over action trajectory and movement consistency.

Kling 2.6 Motion Control

Reference Image*

Reference Video*

Character Orientation*

Prompt(Optional)

Public Visibility

Watermark

Resolution*

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

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Kling 2.6 Motion Control

Reference Image*

Reference Video*

Character Orientation*

Prompt(Optional)

Public Visibility

Watermark

Resolution*

Credits are consumed when generation starts. Failed generations are refunded.

Preview Mode

Previewing: Kling 2.6 Sample

Kling 2.6 Motion Control: Image + Reference Video for Precise Motion Transfer

Use Kling motion control when you need predictable movement direction, cleaner continuity, and template-style control over animation rhythm.

Motion-guided generation

Drive output movement using a reference video trajectory.

Higher control

Tune prompt and orientation to reduce random camera drift.

Creator-friendly workflow

Suitable for repeatable short-form content pipelines.

Generate with Kling 2.6 Read Kling 2.6 FAQ

Inputs

Image + Reference Video

Strength

Motion consistency

Kling 2.6 Motion Control FAQ

Quick answers about capabilities, input requirements, and output quality.