Kling 3 Pro
Transfer movements from a reference video to any character image. Cost-effective mode for motion transfer, perfect for portraits and simple animations.
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How to use Kling 3 Pro
Getting started
Start with a strong still frame when the composition matters. The coastal-drive sample shows a moving subject within an established landscape. Use an image you have permission to upload, then describe the movement you want to add.
Example prompt
A green sports car follows the coastal road. The camera tracks smoothly beside it while warm evening light moves across the bodywork. Keep the scene continuous.
Review your result
Watch the whole clip. Check that the subject stays consistent, the camera follows your direction and small details remain plausible as they move.
Inputs and settings
To animate your photo, select the image-to-video mode and provide start_image_url. The default text-to-video mode starts from a prompt instead. For a source photo, describe movement within its existing composition.
For one shot, use prompt; multi_prompt is for multiple shots. Choose one approach rather than sending both. Select duration from the current schema and quote the complete request.
Use generate_audio to decide whether to include sound. If using end_image_url, choose a compatible ending frame and check whether the transition remains plausible.
Do I need a Kling subscription to use Kling 3 Pro on Raywake?
Raywake uses your Raywake USD balance for each generation. Choose the operation and full input, then review its quote. A Kling subscription price or daily balance allowance belongs to Kling’s own service and does not set your Raywake balance or generation price.
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