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AI video generator

Generate cinematic videos in just minutes

Select the motion effect
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Select the motion effect

Decide how your image will move

Add image
2

Add image

Upload or generate an image to begin your animation

3

Get video

Click generate to produce your final animated video!

Kling Pro Motion Control: AI video editor

Turn a reference performance into reusable motion data, then transfer it to a new subject for consistent, controllable animation outputs—built for fast iteration in real production workflows.

Kling Pro Motion Control: AI video editor
Kling Pro Motion Control: AI video editor
Kling Pro Motion Control: AI video editor
Kling Pro Motion Control: AI video editor
How it works

How do you transfer motion with Kling Motion Control Pro?

From a reference performance to a new subject — reusable motion, right inside Cleep.ai.

1Step 01

Upload your reference video

Add a clip of the performance whose motion you want to capture, directly in Cleep.ai.

Upload videoMP4 · MOV
2Step 02

Add your target subject

Upload an image of the subject you want to animate, so the extracted motion transfers onto it.

Upload imagePNG · JPG
3Step 03

Generate and download

Click generate and wait a few minutes. Kling Motion Control Pro transfers the motion to your subject. Download it, or swap inputs and run again.

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What it can do

What can Kling Motion Control Pro do?

How motion extraction and transfer works in practice

Kling Motion Control Pro starts by analyzing a reference performance to extract full-body motion signals (pose and timing) frame by frame. Next, the tool applies AI motion transfer technology to map that movement onto your chosen target image or video while preserving the target’s overall look. For best results, use a reference clip with clear limbs and minimal occlusion, then re-run with a tighter crop if hands or feet drift.

How motion extraction and transfer works in practice

Use Cases

Creators use the model to transfer a dance, walk cycle, or product-hand motion to a new character for social ads and short-form video. Studios use it to keep movement consistent across multiple shots by reusing the same reference performance with different targets. It also fits an AI Animation Generator workflow for rapid concepting: swap targets, keep the motion, and compare outputs side by side before committing to a final render.

Use Cases

Quality checks that prevent rework

After generation, reviewers typically verify foot contact, hand placement, and torso rotation continuity to catch sliding or jitter early. If artifacts appear, the fastest fix is often choosing a reference with cleaner silhouettes or reducing fast spins that confuse pose tracking. For shots with props or heavy occlusion, teams validate the output by scrubbing frame-by-frame and re-running with a different reference segment.

Quality checks that prevent rework

Why this motion-control approach fits production

The tool is designed for controllability: motion comes from a real reference, so timing and intent are easier to repeat across variations. Full-body motion extraction helps maintain pose structure when you change the target, which is critical for multi-shot consistency. Cleep AI positions this as a practical bridge between raw generative video and directed animation—use reference motion when you need predictable movement, not just a new clip.

Why this motion-control approach fits production

Generate controlled motion in minutes

Upload a clean reference performance and a target, then let the model map the movement with AI motion transfer technology. Use the first output as a baseline, adjust your reference segment if needed, and regenerate until the motion reads correctly. Start now on Cleep AI and keep your animation iterations consistent shot to shot.

Generate controlled motion in minutes
FAQ

What do people ask about Kling Motion Control Pro?

It supports Motion Extraction and Transfer: extracting movement from a reference video and transferring that motion to a new target image or video. It emphasizes full-body motion extraction to keep pose structure and timing consistent across frames.