Kling 2.6 Standard Motion Control
Create an excellent for movement for your characters using Kling 2.6 Standard Motion Control
Animation
Image to Video
Kling 2.6
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Standard Motion Control in Kling 2.6 is the cost‑effective motion‑transfer mode that applies movement from a reference video to a still image, but at 720p and with looser fidelity than the Pro tier.
Overview
Standard Motion Control takes two inputs: a driving video that defines how the body moves and a reference image that defines who appears on screen. It then generates a short clip where the character from your image performs the motion from the reference, with basic lip‑sync and native audio when enabled.
Why use Standard instead of Pro
Cheaper and faster: 720p output with fewer resources, ideal for tests, drafts, and social content where 4K is not required.
Good enough for simple or medium‑complex actions—walking, talking, light acting, simple dances—without needing maximum detail.
Lets you iterate pose, timing, and performance on many takes, then switch to Pro only for the final hero shots.
How the motion control behaves
Follows the motion structure of the driving video (full‑body, hands, and face) while swapping in your character’s appearance.
Prioritizes motion coherence over ultra‑sharp detail: compared to Pro, Standard is more prone to hand/face morphing and softer textures, especially in fast or overlapping movements.
Supports text guidance for camera and mood (“static camera”, “slow pan”, “studio lighting”), but much of the motion comes from the reference clip itself.
Typical use cases
Driving character portraits with short acting beats, talking clips, or simple dances for TikToks, Reels, or previews.
Quickly testing different motion references (different dance takes, gestures, or walk cycles) on the same character image.
Building animatics: blocking motion and timing in Standard mode first, then re‑doing selected shots in Pro for final delivery.
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Nodes & Models
Kling26StandardMotionControl_floyo
VideoToFrames
WorkflowGraphics
LoadVideo
LoadImage
VHS_VideoCombine
VHS_VideoCombine
Standard Motion Control in Kling 2.6 is the cost‑effective motion‑transfer mode that applies movement from a reference video to a still image, but at 720p and with looser fidelity than the Pro tier.
Overview
Standard Motion Control takes two inputs: a driving video that defines how the body moves and a reference image that defines who appears on screen. It then generates a short clip where the character from your image performs the motion from the reference, with basic lip‑sync and native audio when enabled.
Why use Standard instead of Pro
Cheaper and faster: 720p output with fewer resources, ideal for tests, drafts, and social content where 4K is not required.
Good enough for simple or medium‑complex actions—walking, talking, light acting, simple dances—without needing maximum detail.
Lets you iterate pose, timing, and performance on many takes, then switch to Pro only for the final hero shots.
How the motion control behaves
Follows the motion structure of the driving video (full‑body, hands, and face) while swapping in your character’s appearance.
Prioritizes motion coherence over ultra‑sharp detail: compared to Pro, Standard is more prone to hand/face morphing and softer textures, especially in fast or overlapping movements.
Supports text guidance for camera and mood (“static camera”, “slow pan”, “studio lighting”), but much of the motion comes from the reference clip itself.
Typical use cases
Driving character portraits with short acting beats, talking clips, or simple dances for TikToks, Reels, or previews.
Quickly testing different motion references (different dance takes, gestures, or walk cycles) on the same character image.
Building animatics: blocking motion and timing in Standard mode first, then re‑doing selected shots in Pro for final delivery.
Read more