AI Motion Control · Powered by Kling 3.0
Upload a character photo and a motion clip—your mascot, avatar, or illustration performs the reference with no rigging. Pick Video or Image orientation, leave the prompt empty for motion-only, and confirm total credits on Generate.
Upload a character photo and one motion clip — credits show on Generate before you run.
Character
JPG/PNG · head, shoulders, and torso visible · min 340px · aspect 2:5–5:2.
Motion reference
MP4/MOV · 3–30s · single performer · head, shoulders, and torso in frame.
Character orientation
Output quality
~14 credits/s · 720p · length follows clip
Output length follows your motion clip. Complex motion may shorten the result (Kie). Framing follows the clip and orientation — not a separate aspect setting.
~USD uses Max yearly $/credit (best subscription rate). Monthly plans or one-time credit packs cost more per clip.
Add a character photo to continue.
Preview
Your character will follow the motion reference.
AI motion control on Reeldo pairs a character image with a motion reference video (powered by Kling 3.0). The model transfers body movement to your character — not video restyling (see Video to Video). Framing and length follow the reference clip; there is no separate aspect-ratio control.
Matches the generator above — use this checklist if you are new or hit errors.
Step 1
JPG/PNG with visible head, shoulders, and limbs. One subject.
Step 2
Upload MP4/MOV or import a TikTok/Reels link — one clear performer.
Step 3
Video (follow clip, up to 30s ref) or Image (follow photo, up to 10s ref). 720p to test, 1080p to deliver.
Step 4
Leave prompt empty for motion-only. Total credits appear on the button before you run.
Performance follows the reference clip. Use for dance and full-body motion (reference up to 30s).
Performance follows your still photo framing. Use for portraits and chest-up gestures (reference up to 10s).
Character
Motion clip
Human performer · Lisa Sawadika chorus
Output
You supply who should appear and a real performance to copy. Kling 3.0 maps joints, timing, and gestures onto your character.
Most wasted credits come from the wrong tool mode or messy reference footage — not from Kling itself.
“I wanted my mascot to dance but the background and outfit changed completely.”
Use this page for motion transfer. To relight or swap backgrounds on an existing clip, open Video to Video (Aleph / Kling / Seedance tiers).
“I ran 1080p on a messy 25s clip three times.”
Start with 720p and a 5–10s clean reference. Use Image orientation for chest-up clips (10s cap). Check total credits on Generate before you run.
“Two dancers, heavy motion blur, and crossed arms — limbs melted.”
Single person, stable camera, visible limbs, even lighting. Avoid crowd scenes and fast whip pans.
“The character moved right but the set drifted like a new scene.”
Motion Control prioritizes performance transfer — environment largely follows the reference. Change backgrounds afterward with Video to Video if needed.
Each row shows character + motion inputs and the generated output. Framing follows your reference clip.
Example 01 / 03
Character
Motion
Output
Copy a viral dance onto your brand character for TikTok or Reels.
720p · Video orientation · vertical ref for 9:16
Optional prompt
Keep outfit colors from the character image. Match the dance energy; do not change the background style.
Example 02 / 03
Character
Motion
Output
Transfer hand and body language from a presenter clip to a portrait or virtual spokesperson.
1080p · Image orientation · ≤10s chest-up ref
Optional prompt
Preserve face identity. Natural presenter gestures only.
Example 03 / 03
Character
Motion
Output
Preview how concept art or game art moves using human choreography reference.
720p · full-body
Optional prompt
Keep illustration style flat-shaded. No photoreal skin.
Same motion — multiple characters
Reuse one winning clip across different character images for ad tests.
9:16 mascot hook
Short vertical gesture or dance for paid social scroll-stoppers.
Action on a stylized hero
Single-subject stunt or sports reference on a hero still — not multi-person fights.
Do
Avoid
Facts for planning — matches the generator (Kling 3.0 backend on Kie).
| Input | On Reeldo | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Character image | JPG / PNG upload | Min ~300px per side; front-facing or full-body reads best. |
| Motion reference | MP4 / MOV / WebM or social import | One performer; clear limbs; stable camera. |
| Character orientation | Video or Image (generator toggle) | Video: follow clip (ref up to 30s). Image: follow photo (ref up to 10s). |
| Clip length | Follows reference (Kie may shorten complex motion) | Video orientation: 3–30s ref. Image orientation: 3–10s ref. |
| Quality | 720p or 1080p | No separate aspect control — framing follows the reference clip. |
| Credits | Total shown on Generate | ~14/s at 720p, ~19/s at 1080p (reference length; Kie input+output billing). |
| Multi-person scenes | Single subject recommended | Not a replacement for mocap or multi-actor fight choreography. |
Pick the mode that matches what you need to preserve.
| Feature | Motion Control | Text / image to video | Video to video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary input | Character image + motion video | Text prompt or start frame | Source clip + edit prompt |
| What stays locked | Character look + reference performance | Creative scene from prompt | Source timing & motion, new look |
| Best for | Dance, gestures, mascot animation | New scenes from scratch | Relight, background swap, style edits |
Motion control copies performance. Text and image modes create new scenes; Video to Video restyles an existing clip.
AI Motion Control (this page)
Character image + motion clip → same choreography on your subject.
Upload character + motion, pick orientation and quality — total credits on Generate before you run.
