Kling Motion Control

Kling Motion Control is a specialized model for specifying camera movements in AI-generated videos, panning, zooming, dolly shots, tracking, and orbital movements.

Include camera directions in your text prompt: 'camera dolly forward,' 'slow pan left,' 'zoom in to close-up,' 'orbit 360 degrees.' The model interprets and executes these camera instructions.

Yes. Motion Control is a specialized mode focused on camera movement precision. Use it when camera work is the priority. For general generation, use Kling or Kling O3.

Open Copilot, select Kling Motion Control, and include camera language in your prompt, for example, 'slow dolly-in toward the subject, then orbit right.' The model interprets these directorial cues and executes them in the generated clip.

Use Motion Control when the camera move is the point of the shot. Use Kling O3 when you want the full feature set and camera control is one of several priorities.

Pans, tilts, dollies, tracking shots, push-ins, pull-outs, orbits, and crane moves all work. Combine multiple moves in one prompt for more complex sequences.