AIFACECRAFTOpen Studio Video Model Guide
Use a performance as the motion brief.
Kling 3 Motion uses Kling’s Motion Control workflow, which combines a character image with a motion reference: you start from a performance, not from a scene described in text. Choose a clear performance you have permission to use.
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Use a permitted, clearly framed wave or turn as the reference motion. Keep the background simple and review the full movement, not just the opening image.
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Prepare a character image with the relevant body area visible. Choose a motion clip whose movement can be judged clearly. Avoid beginning with a crowded scene or heavy occlusion; these make it harder to tell what the result followed.
In AIFACECRAFT, Kling 3 Motion takes a first frame and a motion-source clip. When the result follows the clip’s orientation (the default), you can also add 2–4 identity images to help keep the character’s face consistent. It doesn’t offer text-only generation or a last frame.
Inspect hands, joint motion, silhouette and facial transitions. A convincing opening frame does not validate the rest of the performance.
No. Kling 3 Motion needs a first frame and a motion-source clip; it doesn’t generate from text alone.
Inspect hands, joint motion, silhouette and facial transitions. A convincing opening frame does not validate the rest of the performance.
Select the model if it is available in your account and review its inputs, settings and credit estimate. This link opens the section; it does not preselect a model.
Model details come from the developer’s documentation; settings were checked in AIFACECRAFT Studio. Example briefs are starting points for your own work. Artwork on this page comes from AIFACECRAFT collections.
