AI product photos for
your Shopify store

Installing from the Shopify App Store works on any plan, and a workspace that installs the app starts with 200 free credits. Generating images uses credits after that, the same as in Kive. Starting the connection from Kive’s Settings → Integrations instead needs a paid plan (Basic, Pro or Enterprise) and workspace admin access.

Shopify asks for access to read and write products and files. Kive reads product titles and images to build product models, and writes only when you choose to add a generated image back to a product. It does not change prices, inventory, orders or customer data.

Yes. You can connect several Shopify stores to the same Kive workspace, and each connected store gets its own Import from Shopify section in Organize → AI models. Import the products you need from each store, then generate images for all of them from one workspace.

No. Every product in your Shopify admin gets a Create with Kive action that opens the Kive creator with that product selected. Pick a studio, set the aspect ratio and quality, generate, and add the result straight to the product’s images without switching tabs.

Import from URL reads your storefront the way a visitor would, so bot protection, password protection or an unusual page layout can block it. The Shopify app reads your catalog through Shopify’s API, so product titles and images come across exactly as you set them up, and results can go back to the product.

No. Generations started from the Shopify admin use your Kive workspace credits, the same as generations started in Kive. The credit cost per image depends on the quality mode and number of variants you choose, and it is shown before you generate.