Kling 2.6
Standard or Pro generation with optional Pro audio.
- Page workflow
- Motion Control
- Duration
- Source clip managed
- Output
- STD · PRO
- Audio
- Not available
Combine an authorized character image with a compatible source video to guide movement through supported Kling motion-control routes. The image supplies the appearance, the clip supplies motion context, and the selected orientation tells the workflow which source to follow more closely.
Method: Model and workflow specifications are drawn from the current RedVideo configuration catalog. Live availability, supported settings, and generation quotes can change; confirm them in Studio before generating.
Specifications below come from the workflows currently configured in RedVideo. Live availability and generation quotes remain visible in the studio.
Standard or Pro generation with optional Pro audio.
Full Kling 3.0 quality ladder: Standard, Pro, or 4K.
Motion control requires both a primary image and a source video. The image establishes the character or subject appearance, while the video provides a movement sequence for the supported model to interpret.
Use media you own or are authorized to transform, with consent from recognizable people. A clear full subject and readable motion usually provide more usable guidance than a cropped image or heavily edited clip.
The RedVideo studio exposes a follow-motion orientation control for supported Kling motion workflows. Choosing image or video changes how the request describes the relationship between the character image and the motion source.
This control guides generation rather than performing deterministic motion capture. Limb placement, clothing, identity, framing, and fine timing can still vary in the output.
Kling 2.6 and Kling 3.0 currently expose motion-control workflows in RedVideo. The source clip manages the motion duration, and the workflow does not expose generated audio.
Kling 3.0 motion control currently offers Standard and Pro quality rather than its separate 4K option. Model access, accepted assets, and credit requirements remain visible in the studio before submission.
Motion transfer can produce occlusion errors, warped limbs, identity drift, or actions that differ from the source timing. Review the entire clip rather than relying on a representative frame.
Do not use the workflow to impersonate, exploit, or misrepresent a person. Obtain permission for source media and label synthetic content when the intended platform or context requires it.
Select the model and workflow that fit the idea, review the live settings and quote, then start creating.