Orshot MCP Server

Orshot MCP Server is a bridge that lets AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, or any MCP‑compatible client generate rich, dynamic images directly from Orshot’s template library. By exposing a set of high‑level tools over the Model Context Protocol, it eliminates the need for developers to manually call Orshot’s REST API or embed SDKs in every application. Instead, a single MCP server handles authentication, template discovery, and image rendering, enabling AI agents to produce professional graphics in response to natural language prompts.

The server solves the common problem of integrating visual content creation into conversational workflows. Developers who want to add image generation to a chatbot or automated workflow can simply register the Orshot MCP server in their client’s configuration. Once registered, the assistant can invoke tools like Generate Image, Get Studio Templates, or Check API Status with a single command, and the server returns the resulting image URL or data. This streamlines the workflow from prompt to visual asset, allowing users to request a mockup, social media post, or website screenshot without leaving the chat interface.

Key capabilities include:

• Template Discovery: Tools to list all library and studio templates available to the authenticated account, giving users quick access to creative assets.
• Unified Image Generation: A single Generate Image tool that automatically detects the appropriate template type, simplifying the prompt syntax for end users.
• Targeted Generation: Dedicated tools for generating from library or studio templates, letting developers specify exactly which design family to use.
• API Health Check: A lightweight tool that verifies connectivity and key validity, helping maintain robust integrations.

Real‑world scenarios range from marketing teams creating on‑the‑fly ad banners to product managers generating mockups for stakeholder presentations. An AI assistant can parse a prompt like “create an ad banner with heading Grow your business and subheading Get your ebook now” and immediately return a polished image. In customer support, the assistant can generate screenshots of external sites or social media posts for troubleshooting or analytics.

Integration is straightforward: after adding the MCP server to a client’s configuration, developers simply reference the tool names in prompts. The assistant handles parameter extraction and forwards them to Orshot’s API, returning the image URL or binary data. This decouples visual content creation from application code, allowing rapid iteration and consistent branding across multiple channels.

Overall, Orshot’s MCP Server offers a powerful, developer‑friendly way to embed dynamic image generation into AI workflows. By abstracting API complexity and providing a rich set of template‑based tools, it enables teams to produce high‑quality graphics at scale without sacrificing the conversational experience.