Kive MCP

Webflow MCP: Kive product imagery for your Webflow site

Webflow runs an MCP server, and so does Kive. Connect both to the same AI tool and one conversation generates on-brand product imagery and publishes it to your site.

Two servers, one workflow

Webflow's MCP server lets AI tools like Claude and Cursor build and edit your site. Webflow itself can't connect to outside MCP servers, so you combine the two in an AI tool connected to both.

Connect Kive and Webflow to the same tool and the workflow runs end to end: Kive pulls the product and generates in your brand styles, and Webflow places the imagery on your pages or in the CMS, all from one chat.

Kive works with other AI tools too.

How to use Kive with Webflow

  1. 1Copy the Kive server URL above and add it as a connector in an MCP tool like Claude or Cursor.
  2. 2Add Webflow's MCP server to the same tool, following Webflow's guide.
  3. 3Ask for what you need: a product shot in your style, placed on a page or in a CMS item.

What you can do with Kive MCP

  • Import your products

    Pull any product into Kive from a Shopify store, product URL, or image.

    create_product_in_kive · find_products

  • Generate product images

    Campaign-ready product shots in your brand styles, straight from a prompt.

    generate_product_image · recommend_studios

  • Generate product videos

    Turn a product image into ad-ready video with curated presets.

    generate_product_video · find_video_presets

  • Edit images

    Refine any visual with follow-up instructions: swap backgrounds, adjust styling.

    edit_image

  • Use your brand styles and AI models

    Your trained styles, characters, and studios are available in every tool you connect.

    find_studios · find_models

  • Browse your library

    Search past generations and reuse what worked, wherever you work.

    find_generations · list_workspaces

Common questions