YOUR PHOTO · NEW
Runs on Kling 3.0 · I2V
You add: A clear starting photo showing the subject and setting you want to animate. You upload it in the studio.
Five-second source preview. Use the recipe to create your own version.
Adapted for the model below to create similar content with your image. The preview shows the source effect.
Nothing is charged until you press Generate. Failed generations refund in full.
Published source prompt, preserved with its reference labels. Use the source setup below for the full sequence.
Generate a new photorealistic video using @video1 ONLY as a depth and motion guide and @image1 as the sole appearance reference for the person. CHARACTER Recreate the person from @image1 faithfully: facial features, age, skin tone, physique, hairstyle, facial hair, clothing, and visible accessories. Preserve their identity and proportions throughout. If the reference contains multiple views, combine them into ONE consistent person. Never reproduce the reference-sheet layout. Match the exact hair length and silhouette from every angle. Hair moves naturally without becoming longer. Do not inherit the source performer’s hair, body shape, clothing, ropes, or other accessories. DEPTH AND MOVEMENT Preserve @video1’s duration, shot sequence, camera movement, running rhythm, jumps, vaults, and landings. Use it for choreography and spatial structure, not appearance. Match the barriers’ positions, heights, and perspective. Adapt the movement to the reference person’s physique while maintaining precise contact points: hands plant firmly, shoulders support weight, knees clear obstacles, and feet land naturally. Clothing and body movement respond realistically to momentum. No floating, sliding feet, exaggerated wobbling, or intersecting limbs. Remove leftover shapes from the original performer and reconstruct the scenery behind them. ENVIRONMENT Create a realistic industrial service yard with grey asphalt, pale concrete barriers, corrugated-metal warehouses, dark loading-bay doors, ventilation ducts, metal railings, and chain-link utility enclosures. Include a few distant parked vehicles and sparse trees. Keep the route uncluttered and all obstacle geometry aligned with the depth guide. QUALITY AND LIGHT Keep the person clearly readable and naturally detailed: recognizable face, coherent hair strands, realistic skin, hands, and clothing textures. Preserve the reference outfit’s colours and design. Use bright, softly diffused daylight with gentle modelling and realistic contact shadows. Keep the background slightly quieter in contrast so the person stands out. Maintain consistent identity, hair length, body proportions, and outfit across every frame. Natural motion blur during fast movements, without smearing the face or entire body. No waxy skin, ghosting, artificial outlines, or oversharpening. Preserve the original audio unchanged. Add no music, sound effects, text, logos, or extra actions.