How much does an AI runway walk cost?

Each clip costs 40 credits and requires a paid plan. The same credit balance works for every tool on the site, so you are not buying a separate package for this effect. If a generation fails, the 40 credits are refunded automatically, so a bad render does not cost you anything.

Can I change the prompt or the camera move?

No. The AI Runway Walk uses a fixed prompt so that every clip has the same stride, the same low-to-high tilt and the same shallow-focus city look. That consistency is the point of an effect: twenty product clips made this way will cut together as a set. If you want to direct the motion yourself, use the Image to Video tool with the same photo and write your own instructions.

What kind of photo works best?

A full-body shot with the shoes visible, the subject standing and facing roughly toward the camera, and the outfit not covered by bags or hands. Portrait framing at 3:4 or 9:16 works best. JPG, PNG, WEBP and HEIC files up to 10 MB are accepted, one photo per clip.

Does the effect change the outfit, the hair or the face?

The effect is built to preserve all three. Kling 2.6 reads the clothing, hair and face from the photo and animates the walk around them. Small details can still drift on very low-resolution or heavily occluded inputs, which is why a clean, well-lit photo matters.

How long does it take, and what do I get?

Rendering usually takes about one to three minutes, depending on queue length. The output is a five-second 1080p mp4 with no audio track, which you download from the result panel. Because there is no sound baked in, you can add music, a voiceover or captions in any editor without fighting an existing track.

Are my photos used to train the model?

No. Photos are used only to generate your clip and are never used for training. Every AI runway walk you make from your own product shots or portraits stays your material, and the same rule applies to every other tool on the site.