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Example 01
Knight in the great hall
- Model
- Kling V2.6 Motion
- Price
- 93 tokens per 5 s of reference clip
Prompt
The knight dances in the castle hall, armor catching the torchlight, camera steady
Opening ai dance video generator.
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Video Studio · Motion transfer
AI dance video generator: your character, the moves you pick
Give Motion Transfer two things: a picture of your character and a short clip of someone dancing. Kling V2.6 Motion maps each step, turn and arm swing from the clip onto the character and renders a new video, keeping the clip's music if you want it. Use footage you have the rights to, and a character you made or a person who agreed.
- Free tokens at signup
- No card required
- Pay once, from $19
- Part of Video Studio
01 · Real results
One routine, three dancers.
Made on Imgica. Each caption is the exact prompt.
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Example 02
Brand mascot
- Model
- Steady Dancer
- Settings
- 480p
- Price
- 53 tokens per 5 s of reference clip at 480p
Prompt
The cat mascot dances on the studio floor, bright even lighting, keep the sneakers and colors
Steady Dancer, left, and the same pair on Kling V2.6 Motion, right.
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Example 03
A person, in a new setting
- Model
- Kling V2.6 Pro Motion
- Price
- 148 tokens per 5 s of reference clip
Prompt
Keep the outfit and background from the photo, smooth natural movement
The person here is invented by GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst. Use your own photo, or one of someone who agreed.
- 01Make or pick the character image: full body, facing the camera, arms a little away from the body. The image studio can generate one.
- 02Record or pick a short dance clip with one dancer, a steady camera and the whole body in frame.
- 03Open Video Studio, choose the Motion tool and pick Kling V2.6 Motion.
- 04Upload the image and the clip, add a short prompt about the setting, and choose whether to keep the clip's sound.
- 05Check the price on the ticket, render, and rerun on Kling V2.6 Pro Motion for the final if you want more polish.
03 · The models
Pick the model, see the price.
Prices are in tokens and read live. The ticket in the studio shows the exact cost before anything runs.
ModelTokens
Kling V2.6 Motion
The everyday motion control engine; keeps the clip's sound by default.
93per 5 s of reference clip
Kling V2.6 Pro Motion
Higher quality pass for the final render.
148per 5 s of reference clip
Steady Dancer
Built for dance transfer, with smooth animation.
106per 10 s of reference clip at 480p
SCAIL Motion Pose
Handles flips and turns with 3D-consistent poses.
106per 10 s of reference clip at 480p
LTX Video 2 Control
Lowest cost motion control.
106per 10 s of reference clip
04 · Good to know
Before you hit render.
Match the framing
Full body in the image and full body in the clip. If the clip shows the dancer from the knees up, crop the character image the same way.
Arms away from the body
A character standing with arms slightly out gives the model a clear outline to move. Hands in pockets or crossed arms tend to blur once the dance starts.
One dancer, steady camera
Reference clips with one person, a fixed camera and a plain background transfer cleanest. Crowds and camera whips confuse the motion read.
Trim before you upload
Motion engines bill by the length of the reference clip, so cut it to the part you want first. Kling V2.6 Motion prices at most 30 seconds of reference.
Keep the music
Kling's keep original sound option carries the clip's audio into the result, so the moves stay on the beat.
From our test renders
- The reference dance on this page is generated too: a still of an invented dancer, animated with WAN 2.6 Flash.
- Every render followed the reference moves closely and kept the character's look.
Limits
- Fast spins, floor work and tangled hands are the hardest moves and can smear.
- One character per render. Group routines need separate runs.
- Faces and fine costume detail can soften during big movements; Pro Motion holds them better.
- Use clips and music you have the rights to, and only people who agreed to be animated.
It reads the body movement from a reference video and applies it to the character in your image, frame by frame. On Imgica that is the Motion tool in Video Studio, running Kling V2.6 Motion, Steady Dancer and other motion control engines.
Yes, with a full-body photo of yourself or of someone who agreed, plus a dance clip. Never animate someone without their consent.
Motion control means the movement comes from a reference video you supply instead of from a text prompt, so the character does exactly the moves in the clip. Kling V2.6 Motion and Pro Motion are motion control engines.
It is billed by the length of the reference clip. On Kling V2.6 Motion a 5 second clip is 93 tokens and a 10 second clip is 185; Steady Dancer is 106 tokens for 10 seconds at 480p. The ticket shows the exact price before you run.
Use clips you recorded or have permission to use. Someone else's video, and the music in it, belong to them.
New accounts get free tokens, no card required, and the ticket shows the token price before every render. After that you pay once: monthly plans start at $19 with no subscription, and top-ups start at $5.
06 · Nearby
The rest of the floor, one door down.
07 · Begin
Hit the floor.
Open the Motion tool
Free tokens at signup · no card required · everything you make is yours