Describe a shot and choose text-to-video or image-to-video, motion intensity, camera movement and framing. Generate an editable Kling brief. Attach any reference image in Kling itself; this tool produces text, not video.
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A blue ceramic cup on a wooden table. Steam rises while the camera stays fixed.
Scene: A blue glazed ceramic cup on a wooden table in soft window light. Action: A thin ribbon of steam rises gently. Camera: Fixed medium close-up throughout. Preserve: Keep the cup shape, handle, table and lighting unchanged. Frame vertically without a scene cut.
Animate a reference photo of a red bicycle beside a brick wall. Only the leaves should move.
Reference: Use the bicycle photo supplied in Kling. Action: Nearby leaves sway subtly in a light breeze. Camera: Remains fixed. Preserve: Keep the bicycle, wheel geometry, brick wall, composition and lighting as in the source. Do not introduce people or a new scene.
Describe what the subject does in the action field, then choose what the camera does. A static camera must not also push forward. Use one coherent shot and a modest amount of motion first; review the resulting directions before spending generation credits.
This page does not inspect or upload references. Describe the important details to preserve, copy the result and attach the original in Kling. Select duration and available model settings there. This independent helper does not guarantee the final video or include Kling credits.
