Question 1

What can I make with Kling 3.0 Motion Control?

Accepted Answer

Anything that starts with a character and a captured motion. Put a brand mascot into a TikTok dance. Apply a viral choreography to a custom illustration. Make a stylized portrait perform a specific walk, gesture, or performance. Generate matching shots for a music video by reusing the same motion clip across different characters. Strong for UGC, short-form social, advertising creative, and any project where the motion is the hook.

Question 2

What inputs does Kling 3.0 Motion Control need?

Accepted Answer

Two files: a character image and a driving video. The image supplies the appearance — face, body, outfit, styling. The video supplies the motion — the action, timing, and rhythm the character will perform. An optional text prompt lets you describe additional elements like backgrounds or motion accents. The character should be fully visible in the image and the motion should be steady and clear in the video for the cleanest output.

Question 3

What's the difference between Standard and Pro?

Accepted Answer

Standard renders at 720p and is the cost-effective tier for iteration, drafting, and high-volume work. Pro renders at 1080p with higher visual fidelity and is the tier for hero shots and final delivery. Both share the same motion-transfer engine and the same input interface, so you can iterate at Standard and re-render the winning take at Pro without changing anything else.

Question 4

What does the Orientation setting do?

Accepted Answer

Match image keeps the character facing the same direction as the source picture and caps the output at 10 seconds — best when the character's pose in the image is the anchor. Match video lets the character rotate to mirror the driving video's framing and supports up to 30 seconds — best for full-body dance or action clips where the motion needs more space. Pick Match image for portrait-driven looks and Match video for performance-driven ones.

Question 5

How long can the output video be?

Accepted Answer

Up to 10 seconds in Match image orientation and up to 30 seconds in Match video orientation. The actual output length follows the driving video, clamped by the orientation cap. Use a tighter clip for cleaner, snappier motion and a longer clip when you need the full performance to land.

Question 6

What size and format limits apply to the inputs?

Accepted Answer

The character image must be a JPG or PNG, under 10 MB, between 340 and 3850 pixels on each side, with an aspect ratio between 1:2.5 and 2.5:1. The driving video must be an MP4 or MOV, under 100 MB, and 3 to 30 seconds long. Visual Sandbox enforces those limits at upload so you see the issue immediately rather than after a failed generation.

Question 7

Can I keep the original audio from the driving video?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Keep original sound toggle preserves the audio track from the reference video and bakes it into the output. Useful when the motion is timed to music and you want the beat to land in the same place. Turn it off if the reference clip's audio is unrelated to the final piece — you can swap in a different track in post.

Question 8

How does Kling 3.0 Motion Control compare to other video models?

Accepted Answer

Kling 3.0 Motion Control is purpose-built for motion transfer — it doesn't generate motion from a prompt the way Seedance or Veo do. Use it when you already have the motion you want and need to apply it to a specific character. Use Seedance, Veo, or another text-to-video model when the motion has to be generated from scratch. Visual Sandbox lets you run both flows side by side on the same project.

Question 9

How much does a Kling 3.0 Motion Control video cost?

Accepted Answer

Standard runs at 7 cents per second of output video and Pro runs at 12 cents per second of output video. Visual Sandbox shows the exact cost before you generate, reserves credits for the orientation's maximum length up front, and refunds any unused portion when the clip finishes. There's no subscription, no monthly minimum, and no top-up.

Question 10

Can I use Kling 3.0 Motion Control videos commercially?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Kuaishou's Kling terms allow commercial use of generated videos. As with any AI video tool, you're responsible for the inputs and the final use — especially when the character image or the driving performance involves a real person, a likeness, or copyrighted material. Get permission for inputs that depict identifiable people.

Tier	Details	Price
Standard	720p output	$0.09/s
Pro	1080p output	$0.15/s

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