Pendid AI Studio is an admin-only WordPress client for the Pendid AI Studio service. It lets an administrator connect a WordPress site to a Pendid account and create website-ready images from the dashboard.
Generation and editing run on https://studio.pendid.com, and generated files are delivered from https://media.pendid.com. A Pendid account with available image-generation allowance is required. Plans and allowances are managed in the Pendid account. AI-generated results may vary and are not guaranteed.
Connection is completed through Pendid Studio in the browser. You do not copy or paste an access token. WordPress stores an internal plugin token for later requests, and the token is never displayed.
This plugin relies on Pendid services for account connection, authentication, account status, plan and allowance validation, generation, editing, reference-image processing, generated-media delivery, and token revocation. No external request is made until an administrator explicitly connects the site or starts an action.
Used for connection and approval, authentication, account status, plan and allowance validation, generation and editing, reference-image processing, generated-asset storage, and token revocation.
Data sent may include:
Reference images and generated images may be processed or retained according to the Pendid Privacy Policy and Terms.
Used to deliver generated files and edit-source images. The plugin only accepts generated output from this host before saving it to the Media Library.
Privacy Policy: https://pendid.com/privacy-policy/
Terms: https://pendid.com/terms/
Pendid AI Studio does not collect visitor analytics and does not add public-site tracking.
Data sent to Pendid may include site and admin URLs, site label, administrator locale, one-time state, prompts, purpose and format selections, mood, aspect ratio, an optional reference image, edit instructions, source-image information, and the internal token in the Authorization header.
The plugin does not send WordPress administrator passwords, visitor information, analytics, post contents, existing Media Library files, or public frontend activity.
WordPress stores the internal token, connected account information, connection date, short-lived administrator transients, and successful generated or edited images. The token is stored in a non-autoloaded option and is not displayed.