Kling Video V3 Pro Motion Control: the still is the contract (1080p, 17cr)
Kling Video V3 Pro Motion Control is image-to-video. If the label is wrong, every second is waste.
Kling Video V3 Pro Motion Control is easy to file under “animate my still.” The catalog category is motion-control. The description: “transfer motion from a driving video to a reference image at pro-tier quality.” If you treat this as a prompt-only image-to-video, every second of the generate is waste — you paid 17 credits for a puppeteer and never handed it a performance.
Kling Video V3 Pro Motion Control requires an image and a video (requires_video_input is true, field video_urls, max one video). Audio is off. Max output is 1080p; the quality list is 1080p only. No duration menu on the record. Credits: 17. Features: motion_control, image_to_video, character_orientation, background_source.
The driving clip is the choreography
The still is the subject. The driving video is the timing. Text cannot replace the clip. If you do not have a performance you have the rights to, you do not have this job. You have a normal image-to-video job, which is a different row, or you have a still that is not ready to move.
The still must be framed like the clip. Full-body dance, full-body still. A tight headshot against a full-body drive is the most common way this looks wrong. Character orientation is a listed control: whose facing wins, the photo’s or the clip’s. Background source is the other: which file supplies the room. Set both. Do not leave them as folklore.
AI motion transfer is the tool-shaped door. Transfer a dance or motion onto my photo is the agent-shaped door. The image-to-video tool is what you want when there is no driving clip — a pan, a blink, a product tilt from a sentence. Mixing those doors is how 17 credits copies nothing.
The longer sermon is motion control needs a driving clip. This page is the V3 Pro endpoint: silent, 1080p, 17 credits, Kling, one driving video, one reference image.
Silent 1080p is the whole output spec
Audio is false. This row will not write a score and will not lip-sync a line. If the mouth is the shot, run a lipsync model after you have a plate, or pick a talking generate. Motion control copies a body. It does not cast a voice.
1080p only. There is no 720p option and no 4K option on this record. If the delivery spec is 4K, you are in an upscale-after-lock conversation, not a generate-at-4K conversation. If the delivery spec is a mute 1080p mascot doing a captured dance, you are home.
No supported_durations list means length follows the driving clip, billed per second on the price matrix at 17 credits per second in the snapshot. That is why a 20-second drive is not a casual test. Cut the performance down to the gesture you need. Then transfer. A long drive of a messy phone clip is a long bill of a messy transfer.
The still is the contract. The clip is the clock.
If the still is a cousin of the character you meant, motion control will animate the cousin. Edit the still first. If the clip is the wrong dance, you will get the wrong dance in HD. Re-shoot or recut the drive. Regenerating the prompt will not invent choreography this model was built to copy.
The ranked list is best motion-control model. The family ranking is best Kling model. Use V3 Pro motion control when you own a still and a performance, you want 1080p, you do not need native audio, and 17 credits per second is an acceptable meter. Use anything else when you only have adjectives.
FAQ
Can I type the dance instead of uploading a driving video?
No. The record requires a video input. A paragraph is not a performance. Use image-to-video if you only have a still and a motion sentence.
Does this have native audio?
No. Audio is listed false. Score it in the editor, or pick a native-audio generate for a different shot.
What resolution do I get?
1080p. That is both the max output and the only quality listed.
Why is the catalog sticker 17 credits?
17 is the per-second figure on this row in the snapshot. There is no 4s/8s menu. Shorten the driving clip if you want a smaller bill. Do not pick this row as a cheap image-to-video — it is a transfer, and the second file is mandatory.