Help/Getting started

Help & getting started.

A short guide to getting the most out of Lorvy — how credits work, how to brief each of the four pillars, and how Brand Vault keeps everything on-brand.

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Germar StudiosLorvy team
Updated June 2026 Help guide

How Lorvy works

Lorvy is an AI creative studio for Amazon brands. You brief a tool in plain English and, in a few seconds, get a finished, on-brand result you can hand straight to a photographer, designer, or your Amazon account team. Everything runs in the browser — no install, no setup.

There are four creative pillars — Brand Identity, Image Studio, Product Video and UGC Video — and every plan unlocks all of them. You spend credits per generation; images are cheapest, video and UGC cost more (the exact amount always shows before you generate).

New here?
Jump to the Quickstart — your first result is about a minute away.

Quickstart

Three steps from sign-up to your first finished asset.

The four pillars

Each one is brand-aware and built for a specific job. See them in detail →

Credits & plans

Credits are how you pay for generations, and they reset monthly. Images are light — an image is 1 credit (each extra variation is 1 more). Video costs more compute, so it’s priced higher: a product video is 12–30 credits depending on quality and length, and a talking UGC avatar is 50 credits. The exact cost always shows on the Generate button before you spend. Every plan unlocks the full toolset — you just pick how many credits you need.

Run out before the month resets? Buy a one-time top-up pack from inside the studio — those credits never expire. See all plans →

Brand Vault

Generate a Brand Identity, then save it to your Brand Vault. From then on, every other tool automatically picks up that brand’s voice, palette and style — so your listings, social posts and briefs all stay consistent without re-briefing each time.

Privacy & security

Three commitments we make in writing.

Stuck on something?
Email info@lorvyai.com — a human reads every message, usually within a few hours on weekdays.