Motion control AI for any character

Motion control AI, or AI motion transfer, copies the movement from a driving video onto a different character. The model tracks the pose, hands, and face in each frame of the driving video and renders your character, from a photo or a video, doing the same thing. On Krea you upload the character and the driving video, pick a model such as Kling Motion Control v3, and generate.

Upload your character image or video and a driving video at the top of this page, then click Transfer motion. Both files open in Krea’s Motion Transfer tool, where you choose the model and generate. It takes a few minutes and needs a paid plan.

Kling Motion Control is Kling’s model for transferring the motion in a reference video onto a character image or video. Krea runs Kling Motion Control v3 and the earlier v2.6 in Pro mode, with driving videos up to 30 seconds, and keeps the original audio of the driving video. You don’t need a separate Kling account.

The best tool is the one that lets you try several models on the same clip, because each handles motion differently. Krea runs Kling Motion Control v3 and v2.6, Runway Act 2, and Wan 2.2 Animate Move and Replace side by side: Kling for full-body moves and dance, Act 2 for facial performance, and Wan Replace for swapping the person in an existing video.

No, motion transfer needs a paid Krea plan. Free accounts get 100 compute units a day for image generation and other free tools, but the motion transfer models aren’t included, and a 10-second Kling Motion Control v3 clip costs about 1,244 units on its own. The Basic plan’s 5,000 monthly units cover about 40 seconds of Kling v3 video; see Krea pricing.

No. ChatGPT can describe a scene or write a prompt, but it can’t copy the movement from your video onto another character. For that you need a motion transfer model such as Kling Motion Control or Runway Act 2, which take a driving video as input.

Yes. Wan 2.2 Animate Replace swaps the whole character in your video for the one in your image, and keeps the background, camera move, and lighting of the original clip. It replaces the full person, body and clothes included, not only the face; to swap just a face in a photo, use Krea Face Swap.

Use a sharp, well-lit character image with the whole body visible and a pose close to the first frame of the driving video, as a JPG, PNG, or WebP. For the driving video, an MP4, WebM, or MOV clip with one person, a steady camera, and the full body in frame gives the cleanest motion. Fast spins, cut-off limbs, and several people in frame give weaker results.

The video is as long as your driving video, up to 30 seconds. Krea trims longer driving videos to 30 seconds before generating, and every model bills per second of output, so shorter clips cost less.

Wan 2.2 Animate Move and Replace render at 720p in Krea’s tool, and Kling Motion Control runs in its Pro mode. The result follows the framing of your inputs, so a sharp character image and a clean, well-lit driving video matter most. To sharpen a finished clip, run it through the AI video upscaler.

Most clips finish in a few minutes. Wan 2.2 Animate is usually the quickest, while Kling and Runway Act 2 take longer, especially for long driving videos or at busy times. You can leave the page; the video stays in your Motion Transfer session.

With Kling Motion Control, yes: Krea keeps the original audio of your driving video by default, so music and speech stay in sync with the movement. To make a character photo say new lines instead, use AI lip sync.

Yes, paid Krea plans include a commercial license, so you can use the videos in ads, client work, and products. Only use footage, characters, and likenesses you own or have permission to use, and label synthetic media where your platform requires it.

No. Krea doesn’t add a watermark to the motion transfer videos you generate, so you can download and post them as they are.

Your files are uploaded to your Krea account and sent to the provider that runs the model you pick (Kling, Runway, or Wan) to generate the video. Krea checks the character against its content policy before generating. Read the Krea privacy policy for how Krea stores and uses your data.

Yes, if you want several motion models in one place. Krea runs Kling Motion Control v3 and v2.6 next to Runway Act 2 and Wan 2.2 Animate, so you can compare them on the same character and driving video, then upscale or edit the result in the same account. Krea doesn’t offer free motion transfer or a library of template dances, so you bring your own driving video.

Yes. If you don’t have reference footage, describe the motion in a prompt and animate your image with the AI video generator, which runs models such as Kling, Veo, and Seedance. Motion transfer is for when the character has to match an exact performance.