Big update for AI video creators Higgsfield just showcased Kling’s new Motion Control feature, and this is one of the most important upgrades to AI character video so far Instead of relying purely on text prompts, Motion Control lets you: • Upload a real reference video • Upload a character image • Transfer actual human motion (body, gestures, timing, expressions) directly onto the character This means the movement is no longer “AI-guessed” — it’s motion-driven, which instantly improves realism and consistency Why this matters (especially for AI Visual Lab workflows): - Way more natural body movement - Better character continuity - Faster iteration (no complex motion prompting) - Ideal for AI influencers, reels, ads, and narrative clips Higgsfield’s demo shows how powerful this becomes when combined with strong base visuals — static images finally feel alive, not animated. I’ll upload the Higgsfield demo video here so you can see exactly how it works in practice. If you’re serious about AI video (not just testing prompts), this feature is a real unlock

Two images One is real One is an AI influencer with 121K+ followers Comment 1 or 2 below 👇 I’ll reveal the answer later this evening and break down what gives it away This is how realistic AI visuals have become

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Natural transition animation using Kling O1 Motion Prompt: The plate start to spin while ingredients separate gently and precisely, maintaining alignment and scale. The motion is smooth, with no extra effects. IMAGE:— Using the first salad image as a base, create a clean exploded-view visualization of the same vegetable salad. The salad is separated into exactly the same 5 elements used in the original image, floating gently in a logical vertical or radial order: – Leafy greens – Cherry tomatoes – Cucumber slices – Avocado pieces – Vinaigrette dressing Each element is clearly isolated but visually aligned, maintaining realistic proportions and textures. Add short, readable annotations next to each ingredient, focused on benefits: – Leafy greens: “Fresh base, rich in nutrients” – Cherry tomatoes: “Natural sweetness and antioxidants” – Cucumber: “Crisp texture, refreshing hydration” – Avocado: “Healthy fats, creamy balance” – Vinaigrette: “Light dressing enhancing natural flavors” Background remains light, minimal, and consistent, ensuring high readability of annotations and visual continuity. Style is technical yet friendly, suitable for commercial explanation and marketing visuals.