Kling 2.6 Motion Control on Kanvora
Transfer movement from one private reference video to one character image with Kling 2.6 Standard through fal. Video orientation accepts 3-30 seconds; image orientation accepts at most 10 seconds. The documented $0.07 per output second becomes 18 credits at 3 seconds, 59 at 10, and 175 at 30 through Kanvora's existing credit formula.
- Output
- Source-framed
- Credits
- 18-175 credits
- Input
- 1 character image + 1 motion video
- Duration
- 3-30 seconds, source-timed
- Audio
- Reference sound kept by default
- Expected wait
- 5-15 minutes
- Provider path
- fal Kling motion control
- Registry verified
- Aug 22, 2026
Start with a complete direction, not a blank box.
This is a direct handoff to Kanvora's real creator, not an embedded generator. The model, operation, prompt, and recommended review settings are already attached. Upload the character image and motion video privately after opening the creator.
Open the generatorOne cobalt-clad performer in a rain-lit studio. Preserve the face, hairstyle, clothing, body proportions, background geometry, and blue-hour light from the character image. Use the reference video only for timing, body movement, gesture, and expression. No extra person, wardrobe change, background replacement, logo, subtitle, watermark, or anatomy distortion.
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- 1
Prepare one clear character image
Use a JPEG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB with one unobstructed upper-body or full-body character and clear proportions.
- 2
Prepare one readable motion video
Use a 3-30 second MP4 or MOV up to 100 MB with the head and upper or full body visible. Image orientation is limited to 10 seconds.
- 3
Review the server-verified hold
Kanvora verifies source duration before holding credits. Three seconds costs 18 credits, five costs 30, ten costs 59, and 30 costs 175.
- 4
Inspect identity, anatomy, background, and sound
Original source sound stays on by default. Review the stored output rather than treating motion transfer as guaranteed identity or anatomy preservation.
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| Model | Resolution | Credits | Provider path | Use it when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kling 2.6 Motion Control | Source-framed | 18-175 credits | fal Kling motion control | Transfers motion from a browser-uploaded private video to one character image at $0.07 per output second. |
| Kling Lip Sync | 720p/1080p source-framed | 6-12 credits | fal Kling lip sync | fal · audio-to-video · 2-10s source video · audio up to 60s |
| Veo 3.1 Extend | 720p | 267-267 credits | Google direct Veo video | Continues only an eligible recent 720p Veo output and bills the fixed eight-second Standard tier. |
Frequently asked questions
Current Kanvora behavior, stated without extending the model's capability boundary.
How many credits does Kling Motion Control use?
Kanvora applies its existing $0.012 supplier-cost coverage per credit to fal's documented $0.07 per output second. Three seconds costs 18 credits, five seconds 30, ten seconds 59, and 30 seconds 175.
What files are required?
One private JPEG, PNG, or WebP character image up to 10 MB and one private MP4 or MOV motion video from 3 through 30 seconds up to 100 MB. Kanvora never accepts caller-supplied provider URLs.
What is the difference between video and image orientation?
Video orientation follows the reference video's facing and supports complex motion up to 30 seconds. Image orientation follows the character image and is intended for camera-led motion up to 10 seconds.
Does Motion Control guarantee the same person and exact movement?
No. The endpoint is designed to transfer movement while using the image for appearance, but every result still needs review for identity drift, anatomy, occlusion, timing, background changes, and sound.
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