Apply AI motion control with Kling AI
Kling AIDemo summary
The video demonstrates using Kling AI (referred to as cleaningai.com in transcript) to map the motion from a source video onto a static AI-generated image.
Step-by-step
- Select the AI video generator on the left-hand side of the platform.
- Navigate to the Motion Control tab.
- Upload the source video containing the desired motion into the left box.
- Upload the static image of the subject into the second box.
- Check the box for Character orientation matches video.
- Select 720p quality and choose whether to preserve the source audio.
- Click to generate the video output.
Options
- Enter a text prompt (though results may not vary)
- Preserve audio from the source clip
- Select higher quality outputs beyond 720p
Tips
- Use Canva's magic erasing tool to remove watermarks from AI-generated images before uploading.
- Stick with 720p quality to conserve your credits.
- Select only one output at a time to save resources.
- Skip entering a text prompt as it doesn't significantly change the motion control results.
Highlights
“it looks insanely realistic and it's pretty insane how it's copying the exact same movements”
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