Image Generation MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
This MCP server provides image generation capabilities using the Replicate Flux model. It allows users to generate images from text prompts.
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What is Image Generation MCP Server?
This is an MCP server that leverages the Replicate Flux model to generate images based on text prompts. It allows users to integrate image generation capabilities into their applications or workflows.
How to use Image Generation MCP Server?
To use this server, you need to configure it within your MCP environment by adding a new server entry in the claude_desktop_config.json file. You'll need a Replicate API token, which you can obtain from replicate.com. Configure the server with the path to the server's index.js file, your Replicate API token, and optionally, an alternative model. Then, you can use the generate_image tool with a text prompt and other optional parameters like aspect ratio and output format.
Key features of Image Generation MCP Server
Text-to-image generation
Uses Replicate Flux model
Configurable aspect ratio and output format
Supports multiple output images
Integration with MCP environment
Use cases of Image Generation MCP Server
Generating images for content creation
Prototyping visual ideas
Creating AI-generated art
Integrating image generation into chatbots
Automated image creation for marketing materials
FAQ from Image Generation MCP Server
What is the default model used?
What is the default model used?
The default model is black-forest-labs/flux-schnell.
Is a Replicate API token required?
Is a Replicate API token required?
Yes, a Replicate API token is required for authentication.
What image formats are supported?
What image formats are supported?
The supported image formats are webp, jpg, and png.
How many images can be generated at once?
How many images can be generated at once?
You can generate between 1 and 4 images at a time.
What is the purpose of the autoApprove configuration?
What is the purpose of the autoApprove configuration?
The autoApprove configuration allows you to specify which tools can be executed without user confirmation. An empty array means all tool calls require confirmation.