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Create studio or lifestyle images and short product videos from original product photos or URLs. Find saved products, styles, studios, and previous results, and edit images; results stay in the Kive library.

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Create studio or lifestyle images and short product videos from original product photos or URLs. Find saved products, styles, studios, and previous results, and edit images; results stay in the Kive library.

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Requires a Kive account and authorized connection. The maker confirms the listed ChatGPT app; this route needs no custom server setup. Generation uses the same plan and credits as the Kive web app. Free use is limited: verified emails receive 40 credits, approximately six images, with no included video generation or image editing. Basic is shown at US$30/month billed annually, while the page headline says from US$40/month; annual rates are not monthly billing. Paid plans renew automatically, taxes are extra, and refunds or compensation for unused credits are generally unavailable. Terms say workspace content stays private unless shared, but Kive receives a processing license for service delivery, support, and improvement. Sharing and collaboration grant broader rights; the license for collaboratively created content is described as irrevocable. Deleted content may remain in backups, archives, or audits. The reviewed policy does not guarantee a ban on all model training. Personal data may reach processors outside the EU/EEA under stated safeguards. Imports, generation, and edits add or change assets and consume plan allowances; results are saved in Kive. Check product accuracy, rights, and outputs before external use. Downgrading to free may delete content above plan limits. The official listing says relevant chat and memory may be shared with the app. ChatGPT training preferences do not establish the maker's own training policy. Connection, paid actions, uploads, edits, sharing, and publishing were not tested.

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