Lyvia AI - Creative & Business

Lyvia AI puts several engines under one account, including its own Lyvia 6, Clara, and Lumi models alongside Google's Veo, Nano Banana, and Gemini Omni Flash, plus Alibaba's Wan and Qwen Image. You pick the balance of quality, speed, and cost per shot instead of subscribing to each provider separately. The generated work, references, and credit balance stay together as you move between models.

Rather than a single magic button, Lyvia walks you through a guided Vertical Storyboard. You generate a static keyframe first, lock the exact look you want, then send it to the video engine for animation. That ordering gives you control over composition and lighting before you spend credits on motion, and it makes results repeatable across a campaign.

You can attach character or product references to a project and reuse them across scenes, which is what keeps a face or a product looking the same from shot to shot. When a frame still needs help, face swap works as a finishing tool. For multi-shot storytelling, this is the feature that separates Lyvia from one-off generators.

The platform ships ready-made workflows aimed at specific jobs: e-commerce product showcases, virtual try-on, real estate staging and tours, faceless channel B-roll, venue prototyping, and pre-vis storyboarding for agencies. Each playbook sets up the pipeline, so you skip the parts of prompt-crafting that don't help a seller or an agent.

Every generation shows its credit cost before you confirm it. Credit spending varies by model, duration, and resolution, so you can size a job before committing. One-time top-up credits never expire and work with any model or pipeline, which suits teams that create in bursts instead of every month.

Lyvia runs on iPhone, Android, and the web, and your account, credits, and creations follow you across devices. Outputs carry a commercial license on paid tiers and ship without watermarks, provided you hold the rights to your products, references, and any person's likeness.