Make AI Dance, Talking, and Motion Control Videos with Kling 4.0

You've probably seen videos like these. Today I'll show you how to make your own motion control videos step by step. I'm using klingmotion.com, the link is in the description. The website has several different video tools so you can try more than one kind of AI video workflow in the same place. For this tutorial I'll use free AI motion control. It lets you upload a character image and a reference video, then transfer the movement from the video onto the character in the image. You'll need two things to get started, a clear picture of the character you want to animate and a video that shows the movement you want to use the reference video can show someone talking dancing presenting a product or moving around choose a clip where the person is easy to see and where the movement is clear a shorter simple clip is often easier to work with than one with lots of camera cuts or people moving in and out of the frame on klingmotion.com open the motion control menu and choose free ai motion control upload your character image then upload your reference video the page accepts common image and video formats and it shows the upload requirements beside each box you can also add a prompt use it to describe the look of the scene the lighting or the atmosphere you want for example you could ask for soft studio lighting a bright outdoor background or a more cinematic look next choose character orientation choose video when you want the character to follow the framing and movement in your reference video choose image when you want to keep the image composition and allow more camera movement you can turn keep original sound on or off depending on whether you want the sound from your reference clip in the result then choose standard or pro video quality check the credit amount shown on the page before you generate because the cost can vary by tool and video length let's start with a fun example i'm using a picture of the mona lisa and a video of someone talking expressively i'll upload both files choose video for character orientation turn on keep original sound and select the quality i want then i'll generate the video now the mona lisa is moving and speaking like the person in the reference video. The tool follows the movement, expressions, and gestures from the clip. The same idea can work for a character, a mascot, an illustration, or social media video. You can use your own reference clip or try one of the examples and templates available on the site. Now let's make a new character for a gym video. I'll take a screenshot from my gym clip and use an image tool to create a new character in the same pose. I'll ask it to keep the same camera angle, framing, lighting, and background so the new character stays in the same spot. Now I'll upload the new character image and my original gym video to clingmotion.com. I'll choose video for character orientation, select the quality I want, and generate. The new character now follows the movements from my original clip. If I want to use a different voice I can create or record new audio separately, then replace the original sound in a video editor like CapCut. For the next example, I'm holding a scalp serum in front of a pink background. I want to change the person, but keep the bottle and background in the same place. I'll take a screenshot and use an image tool to create a new character. I'll ask it to keep the bottle, my hand position, the camera framing, and the background the same. Then I'll upload that image and my original product video to clingmotion.com. I'll choose the settings that fit my clip and generate. Now the new character is presenting the product with with the movements from my original video. I can replace the audio separately if I want a different voice. If you're making a product video, make sure the claims are accurate and that you include any required sponsorship disclosure. Motion control is just one part of the website. The motion control menu also includes Kling 3.0 Motion Control and P-Video Animate. These tools are designed for different motion transfer workflows, so you can explore them and see which one fits your project. There's also a P-Video Replace tool replacing subjects or products in a video that can be useful when you want to change something in the shot while keeping the rest of the scene if you want to make a dance video the AI dance page gives you a different workflow you upload an image choose a dance template and generate a dance video from your picture you don't need to make a separate dance reference clip for that workflow the site also has Kling Avatar 2.0 that tool uses a character image and speech audio to create a talking avatar you can add an avatar prompt to describe the character's actions or emotions then choose a version before generating and if you want to create a video from scratch you can explore the Kling AI video section the website also features newer options including Kling 4.0 that's the basic idea choose the right tool upload your image and reference video adjust the settings and generate you can use the same workflow to try different characters scenes and types of movement visit klingmotion.com to explore the tools and try the workflow for yourself the link is in the description klingmotion.com is an independent service and is not the official Kling website thanks for watching and i'll see you in the next video