Imgmcp

🚀 ImgMCP - Multimedia AI Model Aggregation Platform

ImgMCP is a multimedia AI model aggregation platform. It offers a concise and efficient way to access and utilize various effective multimedia AI models. By providing a unified API and the MCP (Multimedia Control Protocol), it simplifies the model integration process, whether you integrate them directly into your applications or invoke them via a Large Language Model (LLM). The goal is to connect the capabilities of these AI models with your creativity, enhancing the experience, reducing costs, and increasing efficiency for every creator.

🚀 Quick Start

Prerequisites

Before you start using the ImgMCP platform, please ensure you have the following ready:

• An ImgMCP Account: You need to register on the platform. If you don't have an account yet, please go to the Dashboard to register.
• An API Key: An API key is required to authenticate your requests. After registering and logging in, you can find your default API key on the API Keys page in the management console.

⚠️ Important Note

Please keep your API key secure and confidential.

Quick Start: Connecting via Streamable HTTP MCP

This section guides you on how to configure an MCP Host (like Cherry Studio) to interact with the ImgMCP platform using our Streamable HTTP MCP Service. This method typically doesn't require installing additional client libraries; you only need to set up the service endpoint and API key.

Supported MCP Hosts:

• Native Support: Tools like Cherry Studio and ChatWise offer a good integration experience with Streamable HTTP MCP.
• Via mcp-remote: For Hosts that do not yet support the Streamable HTTP protocol (like Claude Desktop or Cursor), you can use the mcp-remote tool as a proxy.

(For detailed configuration guides for different tools, please refer to our dedicated documentation. The following steps use Cherry Studio as an example.)

1. Service Endpoint & Authentication:

• MCP Endpoint URL:

https://api.imgmcp.com/mcp

• Authentication Method: ImgMCP uses API keys for authentication. Provide the key in the Authorization header of your HTTP requests:

Authorization: Bearer <Your API Key>

💡 Usage Tip

If your MCP Host makes configuring the Bearer <Your API Key> format difficult, you might try using just <Your API Key> as the value for the Authorization header. However, the standard Bearer format is recommended.

2. Example Configuration in Cherry Studio:

• Open Cherry Studio and navigate to Settings -> MCP Servers.
• Click Add Server, then select Import from JSON.
• Paste the following JSON content:

{
    "name": "ImgMCP",
    "type": "streamableHttp",
    "description": "Connecting Models to Your Creativity.",
    "provider": "ImgMCP",
    "providerUrl": "https://imgmcp.com",
    "logoUrl": "https://cdn.imgmcp.com/imgmcp-favicon.png",
    "baseUrl": "https://api.imgmcp.com/mcp"
}

• After importing, select the newly created "ImgMCP" service.
• In the Request Headers section, add your API key:

Authorization=Bearer <Your API Key>

(Replace <Your API Key> with your actual key)

• Click Save.

3. Verify Connection: After configuration, verify that your MCP Host can communicate with ImgMCP:

• Basic Check: Check the MCP tool list in your Host (e.g., Cherry Studio). If tools from ImgMCP appear, the basic connection is working.
• Functional Verification:
  1. Select an LLM in your Host and enable the ImgMCP toolset.
  2. Try a simple request, like "Query historical tasks" or ask for the list of available models.
  3. If the LLM responds with information from ImgMCP (e.g., task history, model list), your setup is successful!

Next Steps: You've successfully connected your MCP Host! Explore the AI model capabilities offered by ImgMCP.

✨ Features

Available Models

ImgMCP provides access to various AI models via the MCP protocol. Understanding their strengths helps you choose the right tool:

Using Styles

Styles in ImgMCP help define or adjust the visual characteristics of generated images quickly.

What are Styles? A "style" is a set of predefined prompt fragments or parameter combinations designed to influence visual appearance. They often represent common artistic genres (e.g., "watercolor," "cyberpunk"), textures ("claymation," "embroidery"), or lighting ("cinematic lighting," "golden hour").

Benefits of Styles:

1. Efficiency: Faster than crafting descriptive prompts from scratch for common effects.
2. Consistency: Easily maintain a unified look across multiple creations.
3. Inspiration: Browsing the style library can spark new ideas.

Style Library: We provide a curated library of tested style presets. Use them as a starting point or combine/modify them. You can always define your prompts entirely from scratch as well.