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Kive’s Library is your hub for bringing content in and keeping it organized. Upload from your computer, import from cloud services, or save AI‑generated content as you go. The Library preserves prompts, settings, and versions so you can reproduce results later.

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Save generated assets

When you save AI‑generated images, Kive keeps the original prompt, generation settings, model configuration, and creation history. That makes it easy to reproduce wins and stay consistent.
Find your generated images in Library by filtering Upload source -> Generated image

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Upload assets

You can add external content to your Library in a few ways:
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Direct upload

Drag and drop files or folders (up to 8,000 images at once). Add custom tags, pick visibility, and select a target board
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Import from Dropbox

Connect Dropbox to import files directly
Automatic duplicate detection prevents re‑uploading the same content and keeps your Library clean.

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Supported file formats

Kive supports the following formats:
  • Images: JPG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, WebP, HEIC
  • Videos: MP4 (up to 75 MB)
3D files (.glb, .gltf, .obj, .fbx, etc.) are not supported. To work with 3D content, upload a rendered 2D image instead — the AI can infer 3D structure from 2D images.

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Import from Midjourney

Preserve your Midjourney work with full metadata:
  1. Download images from Midjourney
  2. Upload them to your Kive Library
  3. Prompts, aspect ratios, and generation parameters come along automatically
This seamless import process ensures continuity between platforms and preserves your creative history.

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Extract frames from videos

To turn a video into still frames or a GIF, go to Upload → Extract frames. Upload a video (max 75 MB). You can extract still frames from clips up to 12 minutes or create GIFs from clips up to 5 minutes.
Videos up to 75 MB are supported. All content is AI‑tagged for easy searching
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Extract frames

Pull still images from videos up to 12 minutes long
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Create GIFs

Convert video segments into GIFs (up to 5 minutes)
Extracted frames and GIFs are saved as separate assets in your Library

Manage assets

Learn how to organize and manage your library content

Search

Discover how to find assets using AI-powered search