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@getimg.ai

Basic information

Transport

Streamable HTTP

Authentication

OAuth

Category

Media & Design

Author

getimg.ai

Submitted by

Jakub Łukowski

About getimg MCP Server

Create and edit images, videos, music, speech, and sound effects with your getimg account. Use ready-made workflows for professional headshots, photo restoration, stickers, lighting changes, background cleanup, product videos, and UGC ads. Browse your team's media library and reuse previous results as inputs.

Connection details

https://getimg.ai/mcp

Setup

claude mcp add getimg --transport http https://getimg.ai/mcp

getimg MCP Server tools

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Generate images from a text prompt, optionally guided by reference images. Pass `prompt` for one request (with optional same-prompt variations), or `prompts` for up to 6 independent requests in parallel (storyboards, scene sets) sharing the other settings. Waits for completion and returns image URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Generate a short video from a text prompt, optionally starting from a first frame, ending on a last frame, or guided by reference images, videos, and audio. Can take minutes: returns URLs when done, or a batch_id to check with get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Generate a music track from a text description. Can take a couple of minutes: returns audio URLs when done, or a batch_id for get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Convert text to spoken audio with a specific voice. Call list_models with operation=create-speech first to discover voice ids. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Generate a short sound effect from a text description. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Remove the background from an image, returning a transparent PNG. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Upscale an image to a higher resolution. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Upscale a video to 1080p, 2K or 4K. The source must be at most 300 seconds long; some models accept less. Can take minutes: returns a batch_id for get_generation_status when still processing. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Resize or outpaint an image to a new aspect ratio and resolution using generative fill. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Check one or more generation batches started by other tools. Returns media URLs when jobs complete. Prefer wait_seconds 30-60 to block until completion instead of polling in a loop.

List available models for an operation, with capabilities (aspect ratios, resolutions, durations, reference roles) and credit costs. For create-speech the response includes available voices.

Get the connected getimg.ai account: team, workspace plan/subscription and remaining credit balance. The team was chosen when the user connected; reconnecting the MCP client is the way to switch teams.

Browse the connected team's getimg.ai library (most recent first) — including media created outside this conversation. Returned media_id values can be used as inputs to the transform and generation tools (e.g. upscale an image generated last week). URLs are public and expire after 24 hours.

Open an upload widget so the user can add photos/videos from their device to their getimg.ai library. Call this whenever the user wants to use a local file as an input (upscale my photo, remove this background…) and it is not already attached to the chat. If the host passes chat attachments as file objects (the tools' `*_file` fields, e.g. in ChatGPT), use those instead; otherwise attachments are NOT readable by this server, so never ask the user to attach files to the conversation. The widget uploads directly and reports back the media_id values to use as {media_id} inputs. On clients without app UI, ask the user for a public https:// URL instead and pass it as a {url} input.

Turn one selfie into professional headshots (LinkedIn, team pages, profile photos) — a finished portrait set in one call. Prefer it over generate_image for any headshot or profile-photo request. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 560 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Repair an old, faded or damaged photo — scratches, tears, blur, fading — and optionally colorize a black-and-white one. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 75 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Remove unwanted people or objects from a photo's background while keeping the subject and scene intact. For a transparent cut-out use remove_background instead. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 70 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Change the lighting of a photo — light direction, color and strength — without changing its content. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 60 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Turn a photo of one subject (a person, pet or object) into die-cut stickers with a transparent background — one sticker per chosen style. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 60 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Design an original, consistent character portrait from a description of their traits — for stories, games, avatars or as a base for later generations. Needs no input image. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 280 credits with default settings. Waits for completion and returns media URLs. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Make a user-generated-content style ad video: a presenter talks to camera about a product, from product photos, a presenter photo and a few facts. Start with an AI-generated presenter: unless the user supplies their own photo, first create one with character_creator and pass that result as presenter. Only use a photo of a real person if it is the user or someone who has agreed to appear in the ad; never a celebrity, public figure or someone else without their consent. Takes several minutes. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 300 credits with default settings. Can take minutes: returns URLs when done, or a batch_id for get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Make a 360° product video: the camera orbits the product on a clean backdrop, from 1-3 product photos. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 1250 credits with default settings. Can take minutes: returns URLs when done, or a batch_id for get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Animate a photo with a cinematic dolly-zoom (vertigo) effect: the subject holds still while the world stretches or closes in. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 125 credits with default settings. Can take minutes: returns URLs when done, or a batch_id for get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Make a video that transitions from one image to another — morph, camera travel, zoom through, dissolve, whip pan or a flash of light. A getimg.ai one-shot recipe; about 100 credits with default settings. Can take minutes: returns URLs when done, or a batch_id for get_generation_status. Spends credits. Returned URLs are public and expire after 24 hours; the media stays in the user's getimg.ai library.

Frequently asked questions

1

What is the getimg remote MCP server?

The getimg remote MCP server is a hosted Model Context Protocol endpoint at https://getimg.ai/mcp, so AI assistants can connect to it without installing or running anything locally.

2

How do I connect to the getimg MCP server?

Add the endpoint https://getimg.ai/mcp to any MCP-compatible client such as Claude Code, Cursor, or VS Code. The setup snippets on this page configure each client in one step.

3

Does the getimg MCP server require authentication?

Yes. getimg uses OAuth: the first time you connect, your MCP client opens a browser window to sign in and authorize access, then reuses the credentials for future sessions.

4

Which transport does the getimg MCP server use?

getimg exposes a Streamable HTTP endpoint, the transport used by remote MCP servers and supported by all major MCP clients.

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