MCP Server
The official MCP server implementation of Plainly, allowing LLM clients to connect and call the Plainly video generation API, providing functions such as design listing, detail querying, rendering submission, and status checking.
rating : 2.5 points
downloads : 6.9K
What is Plainly MCP Server?
Plainly MCP Server is a bridge tool that connects AI assistants (such as Claude, ChatGPT, etc.) with the Plainly video generation platform. Through this server, AI can directly access the functions of Plainly, including browsing video templates, submitting rendering tasks, checking rendering status, etc., to achieve AI-driven video content creation.How to use Plainly MCP Server?
Using Plainly MCP Server is very simple: 1) Obtain a Plainly API key; 2) Add server information to the AI client configuration; 3) Directly operate video generation through the AI assistant. There is no need to write code throughout the process, and the AI will handle all technical details.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for users such as content creators, marketers, and social media managers who need to quickly generate video content. It is particularly suitable for scenarios such as batch production of product display videos, social media content creation, marketing campaign videos, and educational training materials.Main Features
Browse video templates
View all available video designs and custom projects, including template names, descriptions, and preview information
Get template details
View detailed information of a single template, including required parameters, optional parameters, preview links, aspect ratios, etc.
Submit video rendering
Submit a video rendering task using the selected template and parameters, supporting custom content such as text and images
Check rendering status
View the video rendering progress in real-time and obtain error information or preview links
Advantages
No programming knowledge required: Generate videos by interacting with AI through natural language
Quick integration: Complete configuration and start using within minutes
Automated process: AI handles all technical details, and users only need to focus on content creativity
Supports multiple clients: Compatible with mainstream AI tools such as Claude and Cursor
Real-time status tracking: Keep track of video rendering progress at any time
Limitations
Requires a Plainly account: Must have a valid Plainly subscription to use
Depends on network connection: All operations require a stable Internet connection
Template limitations: Can only use templates available on the Plainly platform
Learning curve: Need to learn how to effectively describe video requirements through AI
How to Use
Obtain an API key
Log in to your Plainly account and go to the settings page to create a new API key
Configure the AI client
Add Plainly MCP server information to the configuration file of the AI client (such as Claude Desktop)
Restart the client
Restart the AI client to load the new MCP server configuration
Start using
Issue video generation instructions to the AI assistant through natural language, such as 'Help me create a product display video'
Usage Examples
E-commerce product display video
Quickly generate a display video for a new product in an online store, including product pictures, descriptions, and price information
Social media promotion video
Create an eye-catching promotion video for a social media campaign for platforms such as Facebook and Instagram
Educational training materials
Create a teaching video for an online course, including step-by-step instructions and visual demonstrations
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need programming experience to use it?
Which AI clients are supported?
How long does video rendering take?
Can I use my own video templates?
How can I get technical support?
Related Resources
Plainly Official Website
The main website of the Plainly video generation platform. Learn about product features and services.
API Reference Documentation
Detailed API interface documentation. Learn about all available interfaces and parameters.
Help Center
User guides, tutorials, and frequently asked questions.
GitHub Repository
Source code and issue tracking for the MCP server.
Demo Video
Watch a demonstration of the actual use of the MCP server.
Smithery Installation Page
Quickly install and configure through the Smithery platform.

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