UlazAI - AI Image & Video Tools
Kling 2.6 Motion Control
Drive motion from a reference video while keeping your character consistent.
Upload an image + a motion reference video, add a prompt, and generate clean 720p or 1080p output with a flat per‑second price.
Character Consistency
Keep the look of your character from the image while transferring motion from a driving video.
Motion Transfer
Use a 3–30s reference clip to guide body movement and camera dynamics.
Flat Per‑Second Pricing
6 credits/s (720p) or 9 credits/s (1080p). Up to 60% cheaper than leading platforms.
How It Works
A simple workflow designed for speed and predictable cost.
Upload an Image
Choose a clear character image (head/torso visible).
Upload a Driving Video
Use a 3–30s clip to guide motion and pacing.
Write a Prompt
Describe style, scene, and any motion emphasis.
Pick Quality & Generate
Choose 720p or 1080p and pay per second.
Example Videos
A few Motion Control results generated with this model.
Transparent Pricing
Only pay for seconds generated — flat rate, no surprises.
credits / second
credits / second
API Ready
Use the dashboard or integrate Motion Control in your own product with the UlazAI API.
Create task
POST /kling26/motion-control/api/generate/
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
Content-Type: application/json
{
"prompt": "The character dances with energetic arm swings.",
"inputUrls": ["https://.../character.png"],
"videoUrls": ["https://.../driving.mp4"],
"characterOrientation": "video",
"mode": "720p",
"durationSeconds": 10
}
Returns a task_id you can poll for status.
Check status
GET /kling26/motion-control/api/status/{task_id}/
Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
When status becomes completed, the response includes video_url.
❓ FAQ
What inputs do I need?
One character image URL + one reference video URL. The image should show the head, shoulders, and torso clearly.
How long can the driving video be?
3 to 30 seconds. If you choose “Match Image” for orientation, keep it ≤10 seconds.
How is pricing calculated?
Duration (seconds) × rate (credits/second). 720p uses 6 credits/s, 1080p uses 9 credits/s.