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Version 1.4.1 · 2026-06-11
fix bugs.
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The store currently lists version 1.4.1, updated 2026-06-11.





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Liveify is a powerful Live Photo maker and editor that combines video conversion, AI effects, and dynamic wallpaper creation. Whether you want to turn your favorite videos into lock screen wallpapers or bring static photos to life, Liveify makes it easy.
Key Features:
[AI Motion Effects]
Advanced AI technology transforms static photos into dynamic videos. Experience the exclusive Hitchcock effect that uses portrait segmentation to create a naked-eye 3D slow-motion look. Apply various camera movement presets like Bounce, Flowing, Swing, Wide-angle, and Push Forward to generate cinematic shots instantly.
[Versatile Format Conversion]
Quickly convert Videos and GIFs into Live Photos. The built-in batch conversion feature allows you to process multiple files simultaneously with automatic optimization, ensuring high efficiency.…
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fix bugs.
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