generate_image
Text-to-image or reference-based editing. Usually returns the finished image in a single call — with a preview.
Generate images and video with 50+ models without leaving Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your terminal. The agent picks the model, tracks progress and shows the result right in the chat.
Pick your agent — IDEs and CLIs need an API key from settings, while claude.ai and ChatGPT connect by signing in to your Clipia account (OAuth), no key required.
claude mcp add --transport http clipia https://api.clipia.ai/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer clipia_YOUR_KEY"Create a key in Clipia settings → the “API keys” tab. Keys with the clipia_test_ prefix run in a sandbox without spending credits.
Compact schemas save context: connecting Clipia barely touches the agent’s window.
Text-to-image or reference-based editing. Usually returns the finished image in a single call — with a preview.
Video from text or a start frame (image-to-video). Returns request_id and the credit cost immediately.
Wait for completion: long-poll until a terminal status.
Instant status and result: webp preview + full-quality original_url.
Model catalog with types, capabilities and credit prices.
Parameters of a specific model (input_schema) and its price.
Credit balance and 30-day usage of the key.
Search 3,500+ curated prompts (hybrid, RU/EN).
The agent picks the model and parameters — or specify them in plain text.
“Generate a Clipia photo of a perfume bottle on black marble, soft studio light, 4k”
“Take this product photo and make a 6-second video with a slow camera push-in”
“Make 4 cover options for Reels 9:16 in a neon style — I’ll pick the best one”
“Run one prompt through three Clipia video models and show how the results differ”
“Find a cyberpunk portrait prompt in Clipia templates and generate with it”
“Generate covers for every article on this list and save the links to a file” — runs headless with an API key
Keys with the clipia_test_ prefix return instant mock results without spending credits — handy for debugging agents and CI. Live keys include the exact cost of every generation in the response, and get_balance shows the remaining credits.
Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI agents (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others) plug in external tools. Clipia MCP gives the agent 8 generation tools: it calls them itself whenever you ask for an image or a video.
For Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Codex and Gemini CLI — yes, a key from Clipia settings (the “API keys” tab). claude.ai and ChatGPT need no key: they connect by signing in to your Clipia account (OAuth).
Exactly like on the website: from your Clipia account balance. Every tool response includes the precise credit cost of the generation, and get_balance shows the remainder. No hidden MCP markup.
Every active model in the Clipia catalog — 50+ for images and video. The agent fetches the list via list_models with prices and capabilities; you can request a specific model by name.
Yes. In claude.ai (web, desktop, mobile) the result renders as an interactive card with live progress and an “Original” button. In Claude Code the preview lands right in the terminal. Other clients receive full-quality file links.
Images usually take up to 30 seconds and often arrive in a single call. Video renders in 1–10 minutes: the agent tracks the status via wait_generation and continues as soon as it’s ready.
Keys are stored as hashes only, permissions are scoped, and a key can be revoked in one click in settings. OAuth connections use PKCE and one-time codes; access is strictly limited to your own account.
Yes. The MCP server runs on top of the same public API: idempotent retries without double charges, a queue, webhooks and SDKs. For pipelines there is the clipia_test_ sandbox and a REST API documented on the developers page.
The same access without MCP: a fal-style queue, TypeScript/Python SDKs, OpenAPI.
Open the docs50+ models with examples, prices and parameters.
Browse the catalogKeys are stored as hashes only, permissions are scoped, and a key can be revoked in one click in settings. OAuth connections use PKCE and one-time codes; access is strictly limited to your own account.