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Kling v3.0 Motion Control

Kling v3.0 Motion Control transfers full-body motion from a reference video onto a character defined by a reference image, holding facial identity stable through occlusions, multi-angle motion, and camera moves at up to 1080p.

Video Gen
index.ts
import { experimental_generateVideo as generateVideo } from 'ai';


const result = await generateVideo({
  model: 'klingai/kling-v3.0-motion-control',
  prompt: 'A serene mountain lake at sunrise.'
});
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What inputs does Kling v3.0 Motion Control require?

    Two inputs are required: a reference image that defines the character's appearance and a reference video that defines the motion. An optional text prompt guides elements, backgrounds, and motion effects. Keep the character's full body and head clearly visible in the image.

  • How do the character orientation modes affect output duration?

    Image mode keeps the character facing the direction shown in the reference image and caps output at 10 seconds. Video mode follows the orientation in the reference clip and extends output up to 30 seconds.

  • What resolutions does Kling v3.0 Motion Control support?

    Output renders at 720p in std mode and 1080p in pro mode. Std mode is the cost-effective tier; pro mode targets higher quality. This page lists the live per-second rate for each mode.

  • How does Kling v3.0 Motion Control keep facial identity stable during occlusions?

    When hands, hats, props, or fans partially cover the face, Kling v3.0 Motion Control restores facial detail from the reference imagery across frames. Facial features also stay stable across multi-angle and long-duration motion, and clarity holds while the camera zooms, pans, or tracks.

  • How does v3.0 Motion Control differ from v2.6 Motion Control?

    V3.0 improves element consistency, preserves character identity more reliably, and produces smoother motion transfer than v2.6. V3.0 also centers the workflow on a character reference image, so a defined subject performs the referenced motion with stable facial identity.

  • How do I use Kling v3.0 Motion Control through AI Gateway?

    Call Kling v3.0 Motion Control with generateVideo from the AI SDK, passing your reference image, reference video, and optional prompt. Video generation is in beta for Pro and Enterprise plans and paid AI Gateway users, so confirm your plan before you ship.