Transfer motion from a reference video onto a reference image. Powered by Kling 3.0 Motion Control. Pick whose pose drives the output via the character orientation toggle.
Reference image + reference video → result. Orientation: video.
The image character's appearance + costume is preserved; the video character's pose changes drive the motion.
Motion Control is Flixly's tool for transferring motion from a reference video onto a reference image. You upload one image and one video — the AI animates the image's character with the motion captured from the video, keeping identity, costume, and background consistent. Powered by Kling 3.0 Motion Control.
When orientation = image, the AI keeps the image character's pose and only transfers the camera + scene motion (best for subtle re-animations, max 10s reference video). When orientation = video, the AI follows the video character's full body pose changes (best for dance / action motion transfer, max 30s reference video).
Reference image: .jpg / .jpeg / .png, up to 10MB, between 340px and 3850px on each side, aspect ratio between 1:2.5 and 2.5:1. Reference video: .mp4 / .mov, up to 100MB, at least 3 seconds long. Output resolution is 720p or 1080p.
Typically 60–120 seconds for a 5-second clip. 1080p outputs and longer reference videos take a bit longer. Generation runs server-side; you can navigate away and the result lands in your history when it's ready.
Yes. Outputs on Flixly are yours to use commercially — for marketing, social media, YouTube, ecommerce. No extra licensing required.