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| author | Kling Team Chen, Jialu Ding, Yikang Fang, Zhixue Gai, Kun He, Kang He, Xu Hua, Jingyun Lao, Mingming Li, Xiaohan Liu, Hui Liu, Jiwen Liu, Xiaoqiang Shi, Fan Shi, Xiaoyu Sun, Peiqin Tang, Songlin Wan, Pengfei Wen, Tiancheng Wu, Zhiyong Zhang, Haoxian Zhao, Runze Zhang, Yuanxing Zhou, Yan |
| author_facet | Kling Team Chen, Jialu Ding, Yikang Fang, Zhixue Gai, Kun He, Kang He, Xu Hua, Jingyun Lao, Mingming Li, Xiaohan Liu, Hui Liu, Jiwen Liu, Xiaoqiang Shi, Fan Shi, Xiaoyu Sun, Peiqin Tang, Songlin Wan, Pengfei Wen, Tiancheng Wu, Zhiyong Zhang, Haoxian Zhao, Runze Zhang, Yuanxing Zhou, Yan |
| contents | Character animation aims to generate lifelike videos by transferring motion dynamics from a driving video to a reference image. Recent strides in generative models have paved the way for high-fidelity character animation. In this work, we present Kling-MotionControl, a unified DiT-based framework engineered specifically for robust, precise, and expressive holistic character animation. Leveraging a divide-and-conquer strategy within a cohesive system, the model orchestrates heterogeneous motion representations tailored to the distinct characteristics of body, face, and hands, effectively reconciling large-scale structural stability with fine-grained articulatory expressiveness. To ensure robust cross-identity generalization, we incorporate adaptive identity-agnostic learning, facilitating natural motion retargeting for diverse characters ranging from realistic humans to stylized cartoons. Simultaneously, we guarantee faithful appearance preservation through meticulous identity injection and fusion designs, further supported by a subject library mechanism that leverages comprehensive reference contexts. To ensure practical utility, we implement an advanced acceleration framework utilizing multi-stage distillation, boosting inference speed by over 10x. Kling-MotionControl distinguishes itself through intelligent semantic motion understanding and precise text responsiveness, allowing for flexible control beyond visual inputs. Human preference evaluations demonstrate that Kling-MotionControl delivers superior performance compared to leading commercial and open-source solutions, achieving exceptional fidelity in holistic motion control, open domain generalization, and visual quality and coherence. These results establish Kling-MotionControl as a robust solution for high-quality, controllable, and lifelike character animation. |
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| spellingShingle | Kling-MotionControl Technical Report Kling Team Chen, Jialu Ding, Yikang Fang, Zhixue Gai, Kun He, Kang He, Xu Hua, Jingyun Lao, Mingming Li, Xiaohan Liu, Hui Liu, Jiwen Liu, Xiaoqiang Shi, Fan Shi, Xiaoyu Sun, Peiqin Tang, Songlin Wan, Pengfei Wen, Tiancheng Wu, Zhiyong Zhang, Haoxian Zhao, Runze Zhang, Yuanxing Zhou, Yan Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Character animation aims to generate lifelike videos by transferring motion dynamics from a driving video to a reference image. Recent strides in generative models have paved the way for high-fidelity character animation. In this work, we present Kling-MotionControl, a unified DiT-based framework engineered specifically for robust, precise, and expressive holistic character animation. Leveraging a divide-and-conquer strategy within a cohesive system, the model orchestrates heterogeneous motion representations tailored to the distinct characteristics of body, face, and hands, effectively reconciling large-scale structural stability with fine-grained articulatory expressiveness. To ensure robust cross-identity generalization, we incorporate adaptive identity-agnostic learning, facilitating natural motion retargeting for diverse characters ranging from realistic humans to stylized cartoons. Simultaneously, we guarantee faithful appearance preservation through meticulous identity injection and fusion designs, further supported by a subject library mechanism that leverages comprehensive reference contexts. To ensure practical utility, we implement an advanced acceleration framework utilizing multi-stage distillation, boosting inference speed by over 10x. Kling-MotionControl distinguishes itself through intelligent semantic motion understanding and precise text responsiveness, allowing for flexible control beyond visual inputs. Human preference evaluations demonstrate that Kling-MotionControl delivers superior performance compared to leading commercial and open-source solutions, achieving exceptional fidelity in holistic motion control, open domain generalization, and visual quality and coherence. These results establish Kling-MotionControl as a robust solution for high-quality, controllable, and lifelike character animation. |
| title | Kling-MotionControl Technical Report |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2603.03160 |