Use a full-body character image plus a movement reference. Kling 3 Motion Control Pro, in the Motion transfer workflow of Video Studio, maps the dance onto your character.
Add the character
Add the movement
Check the estimate
Generate the dance01Motion transfer
Kling 3 Motion Control Pro uses both files: the look comes from your image, the movement from the reference clip.
02Show, then explain
Kling 3.0 Pro9:16
01Text-directed dance
This salmon-nigiri character had only a text direction (hop left and right, wiggle, spin once, blossoms falling), and Kling 3.0 Pro image to video turned one still into 5 seconds of dance.
02Reference movement
When the choreography matters, add a short clip with one clearly visible performer. Kling 3 Motion Control Pro transfers that movement onto your full-body character while the look stays yours.
MiniMax H3 · loop9:1603Seamless loop
Use the same still as the first and last frame and describe one move in between. MiniMax H3 made this frog hop, clap and land back in its pose in 4 seconds, so the clip loops without a jump.
03How it works
Use a full-body image with arms and legs uncropped and clearly separated from the background.
Use a short clip with one clearly visible performer and, ideally, a steady camera.
Check both files and the framing notes in Motion Control, then generate the dancing character.
Continue in Video Studio
Motion transfer follows a reference clip: that is what the button above sets up. A written direction runs in image to video, and first and last frames close a loop. All three live in Video Studio, with the credit estimate shown before each run.
Questions before you create
It is strongly recommended for dance. Cropped limbs cannot be reconstructed reliably.
Yes. Clear anatomy and a simple background usually produce the best result.
Use footage you own or have permission to reuse, ideally with one performer and a steady camera.
Yes. Describe the moves and use image to video instead; the sushi example was made that way with Kling 3.0 Pro.
Yes. Use first and last frames with the same still; the frog example loops after 4 seconds.
Only with their permission, and never to impersonate or mislead.
Your character is ready
Add the character and the movement here, then open Video Studio to check the estimate and generate.
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