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Kling 2.6 모션 컨트롤

AI로 컨트롤 영상의 움직임을 캐릭터 이미지에 전송해요

움직이게 할 캐릭터의 선명한 이미지를 업로드하세요. 한 명의 인물이나 주제가 프레임에 있을 때 가장 좋아요.

전송하고 싶은 움직임이 담긴 영상을 업로드하세요. 이미지의 캐릭터가 같은 동작을 수행할 거예요.

캐릭터가 어느 방향을 향할지 선택하세요. '영상'은 컨트롤 영상의 방향을 사용해요. '이미지'는 원본 이미지의 방향을 유지해요.

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Kling 2.6 모션 컨트롤

AI로 컨트롤 영상의 움직임을 캐릭터 이미지에 전송해요

Kling 2.6 모션 컨트롤 FAQ

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What is Kling 2.6 Motion Control?

Kling 2.6 Motion Control is an advanced AI video generation feature that allows you to transfer motion from a reference video to a character image. It creates realistic animated videos by applying the movement patterns from your control video to your character.

What file formats are supported?

Images: PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP (max 10MB)

Videos: MP4, MOV, MKV (3-30 seconds, max 100MB)

How long does video generation take?

Video generation typically takes 3-5 minutes depending on the resolution and duration selected. Higher resolutions and longer durations may take more time.

What are the credit costs?

720p: 3 credits per second

1080p: 5 credits per second

For example, a 10-second 720p video costs 30 credits, while a 10-second 1080p video costs 50 credits.

What is Character Orientation?

Character Orientation determines how the character's pose is derived:

From Video: Uses the control video's pose orientation (supports up to 30 seconds)

From Image: Uses the character image's original pose (supports up to 10 seconds)

Tips for best results

  1. Use clear, high-quality character images
  2. Ensure the control video has distinct movements
  3. Match the character style with the motion type
  4. Add descriptive prompts for better control
  5. Start with 720p to test before using higher resolution