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We've built Kling Motion Control, an AI motion transfer system that gives you predictable, frame-accurate character animation—not probabilistic generation.

Key capabilities:

Explicit Motion Extraction: Captures motion paths from 3-30 second reference videos and applies them to your character image. Real video motion, not AI-guessed movement.

Full-Body Precision: Preserves complex choreography, gestures, and hand movements with physical coherence. Works for dance, martial arts, or detailed action sequences.

Identity Stability: Character appearance stays consistent across all frames. One character image + one motion clip = predictable output every time.

Up to 30-Second One-Shots: Generate complete sequences without cuts. Optional audio preservation and prompt-guided scene refinement without altering transferred motion.

Why we built this:

Most AI video tools generate motion probabilistically, making precise action control impossible. Kling Motion Control separates motion transfer from visual generation—you get the exact movement you reference, applied to your character, with minimal trial-and-error.

We'd love feedback on:

Use cases beyond character animation and marketing content

What motion library features would be most valuable

API integration priorities for production pipelines

Try it here: https://www.klingmotion.com/?i=d1d5k17:T6f0,I originally built this in Visual BASIC in 1994 for a friend who was in McMurdo Base Antarctica waiting on an 'Air Drop!' that was still months away, that would bring fresh food and much-desired mail to its denizens. It was a looming event everyone was anticipating and the waiting was cruel. No shortages but the 'freshies' run out first and

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