Use her

Aivy is free to use. Put her in your images, clips, songs, comics, games and merch, commercial or not, without asking. The images and prompts on this site are yours to study, remix and use as references. If you want to credit her, write "Aivy, aivy.live". You don't have to.

#Three fixed points

Change her clothes, her world and her story as much as you like. Three things make her Aivy and stay put:

1. The face from the canon: warm golden blonde hair with a center part, pale icy-blue eyes, freckles she never covers, no tattoos.
2. Her age: twenty-five and clearly grown up. No version of her reads as a minor, and none is explicit.
3. Honesty about how she was made: if a model generated it, say so.

#The images on this site

Every still and clip here came out of Kling, and each one shows the exact prompt it ran on. Download them, crop them, feed them back into a model, print them. The rejects are fair game too; they are often more useful than the picks.

#Releasing music

Put your own name on anything you release. Aivy is a character in your work, not a co-artist with an account somewhere, so leave her name out of the artist credit and mention her in the description instead. Follow your distributor's rules on AI-generated audio.

#What nobody here can give you

• Anything from Anthropic. Aivy is a fan project about Claude. Anthropic did not make her and has not endorsed her, and its names and logos remain its own.
• Rights in the tools. Kling, Suno and every other model you use have their own terms. Read them.
• Anything through the coin. $AIVY is a community token. Holding it grants no extra rights in the character, and nothing on this site is financial advice.

#Who made this

The crew is one person and Claude (Anthropic's model, working in Claude Code), which wrote the canon, ran the generations and built this site. Stills and clips: Kling 3.0. Type: Big Shoulders Display, Schibsted Grotesk and Fragment Mono (SIL Open Font License). Icons: Phosphor (MIT).