How to keep one character across AI videos
To make a character look the same across a series of clips, use the same references in every run and repeat the description of the clothes and background. Models with several references keep the face steadier. Kling 3.0 Omni accepts up to seven reference images, so you can upload several angles of one person.
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Gather the references
Two to five sharp photos of the character from different angles, in the same light and the same clothes.
Lock the description
Copy the same block about clothes, hair and background into every prompt. Only the action changes.
Check the first shot
Make one clip and compare the face with the reference. If it drifts, add angles instead of rewriting the prompt.
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Frequently asked questions
How many references should I upload?
A few photos of one person are enough for a series. Kling 3.0 Omni takes up to seven images.
Will the character stay the same if I change clothes?
The face usually holds, but change the clothes in a separate run and check the result.
Can I use a character from someone else's clip?
Use only your own photos or photos you have the right to use. Do not upload other people's likeness or brand characters without permission.
How long does a series of clips take?
It depends on the number of shots and their length. Make one test shot first, check the face, and only then run the whole series.
Why does the face differ between clips?
Usually because of different light, angle or prompt wording. Make the references in one light and repeat the description block in every run.