Photoshop MCP Server
by loonghao
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Photoshop integration using photoshop-python-api. It allows AI assistants and other MCP clients to control Photoshop programmatically.
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What is Photoshop MCP Server?
This project provides a bridge between the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Adobe Photoshop, allowing AI assistants and other MCP clients to control Photoshop programmatically.
How to use Photoshop MCP Server?
Install the server using pip or uv. Configure your MCP host (like Claude Desktop) with the provided JSON configuration, specifying the Photoshop version and command to run the server. Then, use your AI assistant to send commands that leverage the available resources and tools to interact with Photoshop.
Key features of Photoshop MCP Server
Photoshop application info retrieval
Active document info retrieval
Layer information retrieval
Document creation, opening, and saving
Layer creation (text, solid color)
Session information access
Use cases of Photoshop MCP Server
Automating Photoshop tasks with AI assistants
Programmatically creating and modifying Photoshop documents
Integrating Photoshop into automated workflows
Generating images based on user prompts
Extracting information from Photoshop documents
FAQ from Photoshop MCP Server
What operating systems are supported?
What operating systems are supported?
Only Windows OS is supported due to the use of COM interface.
Which Photoshop versions are compatible?
Which Photoshop versions are compatible?
Tested with versions CC2017 through 2024.
What Python version is required?
What Python version is required?
Python 3.10 or higher.
How do I specify the Photoshop version to use?
How do I specify the Photoshop version to use?
Use the PS_VERSION environment variable in your MCP host configuration (e.g., PS_VERSION=2024).
What are some example commands I can use?
What are some example commands I can use?
You can create a new document, add a text layer, get document information, and more. Refer to the 'Available Tools' section for a list of available functionalities.