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Kling 3.0 Image to Video Guide — References, Motion & Continuity
A practical Kling 3.0 image-to-video workflow: reference preparation, motion direction, camera movement, continuity locks and model-ready prompting.
Reference preparation
- Use a clean image where the subject is unambiguous.
- Decide what must remain locked: identity/product, environment, framing and lighting.
- Describe motion separately from the visible starting frame.
- Use one clear camera move instead of several conflicting moves.
- Describe the desired final state when continuity matters.
Kling 3.0 prompt focus
Make the start state, subject motion, camera motion and end state explicit. Keep identity constraints separate from movement instructions.
Use the reference as the exact first-state composition. Keep face, hair, clothing and background fixed. The woman rises from the chair, takes one step forward and looks left; camera tracks gently to the right. End with her standing near the window in the same room.