Kling Character Consistency: The Lead for a Video Series
Keeps the same virtual character looking consistent across multiple short videos — essential for producing serialized content.
character [NAME] in [SCENE], maintain exact appearance...
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For Reels series, virtual streamers, and brand mascots. Kling 3.0's character reference feature is more stable than competitors', but the key is a 'NAME_ID' plus a detailed appearance description plus explicitly stating 'no facial morphing.' It's recommended to first generate 5 reference images of the character from different angles in Midjourney, then feed those to Kling.
5 秒 Kling 輸出：主角（蛿牌鮮紅制服、左耳小銀篩、髮尾微染藍）在不同場景兩組鏡頭中都保持五官比例、肩像、髮色一致。鏡頭一：千對街頭街尾微笑回眼神；鏡頭二：窗邊唱 池光打在臉邊。明顯感覺到是同一个人，不需后製 face swap。
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