King Motion Control Pricing

Motion control credit costs depend on two factors — output resolution and video duration: • 720p, up to 5s: 30 credits • 720p, 6-10s: 60 credits • 720p, 11-30s: 180 credits • 1080p, up to 5s: 45 credits • 1080p, 6-10s: 90 credits • 1080p, 11-30s: 270 credits For quick dance clips or gesture demos, a 5-second 720p render at 30 credits is the most cost-effective starting point. You can preview the exact credit cost before clicking generate.

1080p motion control costs 50% more credits than 720p at every duration tier (e.g., 45 vs 30 for 5s, 90 vs 60 for 10s). For drafting and social media content, 720p is sharp enough and stretches your credits further — a Basic plan's 1,300 credits covers ~43 five-second 720p motion control generations. Switch to 1080p for final renders, client deliverables, or anything going to a large screen. 1080p motion control requires a Pro or Business plan.

Assuming 5-second 720p motion control at 30 credits each: • Basic (1,300 credits): ~43 motion control videos • Pro (3,300 credits): ~110 motion control videos • Business (6,500 credits): ~216 motion control videos In practice most users blend motion control with other tools (video generation, lip sync, images), so the actual mix varies. The credit pool is shared across all features — spend it wherever your project needs it most.

When you downgrade, your remaining credits from the current billing cycle stay available until they expire at the end of that cycle. Once the new lower-tier plan activates, you'll receive the reduced credit allocation going forward. Any unused credits from the old plan do not roll over into the new plan's balance.

Credits are tied to a single account and cannot be split across team members. If your team needs shared access, each member should subscribe individually or your organization can purchase a Business plan per seat. We're exploring team billing features — contact support to be notified when multi-seat plans become available.

Subscription credits refresh on your monthly billing date and expire at the end of each 30-day cycle — unused credits do not carry over. Credit Pack credits are valid for 30 days from the date of purchase, independent of your subscription cycle. You can check your current credit balance and expiration date anytime from your account dashboard.

We currently don't offer a formal student or educator discount, but every account starts with 30 free credits to explore all features. For academic projects and classroom use, the Basic plan at $19.9/month provides 1,300 credits — enough for most coursework and thesis projects. Reach out to support with your .edu email if you'd like to discuss volume pricing for university programs.

Absolutely — that's the core motion control workflow. Upload any character image (illustration, AI-generated art, photo, painting) as the source and a reference video for the motion. The platform extracts the pose from each frame and applies it to your static image while preserving the original art style. There's no rigging, no skeleton setup, no 3D model needed. JPEG and PNG inputs work; minimum 300px on the shorter side, aspect ratio between 2:5 and 5:2.

Render times depend on duration and resolution: • 5s at 720p: ~30-40 seconds • 10s at 720p: ~50-70 seconds • 5s at 1080p: ~45-60 seconds • 10s at 1080p: ~70-90 seconds Pro and Business plans get priority queue access, which reduces wait times during peak hours. Business VIP queue is fastest. These times are for Kling 3.0 — Kling 2.6 is slightly slower for the same output.

Occasional misreads happen with very fast movements, heavy occlusion, or low-light footage. Tips to fix: (1) re-shoot the reference with better lighting or a slower tempo, (2) trim to a shorter segment where the pose is cleanest, (3) try Kling 3.0 if you were using 2.6 — the 137 vs 68 keypoint difference resolves most edge cases. Re-generating with an improved reference costs credits again, so investing 30 seconds in reference quality saves credits long-term.

No special equipment at all. A smartphone camera is all you need to record reference videos. The Kling 3.0 engine extracts motion from standard 2D video — no depth sensors, no IR markers, no mocap suits. This is the key cost advantage: traditional motion capture requires $5,000-$15,000 in studio time, while King Motion Control achieves comparable keypoint fidelity from a phone recording starting at 30 credits ($0.46).

A professional mocap studio session typically runs $5,000-$15,000 per day, plus post-processing. On King Motion Control: • A single 5s 720p motion transfer: 30 credits (~$0.46 on Pro annual) • A full day of 50 motion transfers: ~1,500 credits (~$23 on Pro annual) That's roughly 200-600x cheaper than studio mocap. The trade-off is that AI motion control works best for stylized/2D characters, while studio mocap excels for photorealistic 3D. For most content creators, the AI approach covers 95% of needs.

1080p Kling AI motion control is available on Pro ($49.9/mo or $35.0/mo annual) and Business ($99.9/mo or $70.0/mo annual) plans. Basic includes 720p motion control only. If your output goes to YouTube, client presentations, or large screens, Pro is the minimum for sharp 1080p results. Free accounts can try motion control at 720p with the initial 30 credits to evaluate quality before upgrading.

If you generate motion control videos regularly, annual billing saves 30% — and the savings are significant at scale. Pro annual: $35.0/month ($419.9/year) vs $49.9 monthly, saving $179.4/year. At Pro annual rates, each credit costs about $0.0106, making a 5s 720p motion control generation just $0.32. For creators doing 20+ motion transfers per month, annual Pro pays for itself within the first billing cycle.

Yes — all tools share one credit balance. A typical workflow might be: generate a character image with SeedDream 5.0 (8 credits for 4K), apply motion control to animate it (30-270 credits), then add lip sync for a voiceover (40-240 credits). You see the total cost per step before generating. This shared-pool approach means you never waste credits locked into a single feature — shift your budget freely between motion control, video generation, lip sync, and images.

Credit Packs work as pay-per-use: Pro Pack ($49.9 for 1,200 credits, 30 days) or Business Pack ($89.9 for 2,000 credits, 30 days). No subscription needed, no auto-renewal. A Pro Pack gives you ~40 five-second 720p motion control generations. However, if you use motion control even 2-3 times per month, the Basic plan at $19.9/month (1,300 credits) is already cheaper per credit than any Credit Pack.

We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover via Stripe. All transactions are encrypted and PCI-DSS compliant. Subscriptions bill automatically on your renewal date; Credit Packs are one-time charges with no auto-renewal. You can cancel your subscription anytime from account settings — access continues through the end of the current billing period.

Yes. All uploaded reference videos and character images are processed in isolated sessions and automatically deleted after generation completes. They are never shared publicly, never used for model training, and never accessible to other users. Paid plan users can also keep generated outputs private by disabling the public gallery option.

Commercial usage rights for all generated content — including motion control, video generation, lip sync, and images — are included exclusively with the Business plan ($99.9/mo or $70.0/mo annual). This covers ads, client deliverables, monetized social content, broadcast, and resale. Free, Basic, and Pro are licensed for personal and non-commercial use only.

All plans include a 7-day money-back guarantee. If you're unsatisfied with the motion control quality or any other feature within your first 7 days, contact support for a full refund — no questions asked. We recommend trying a few motion control generations with different reference video styles during this window to fully evaluate the 137-keypoint tracking quality before committing long-term.