Favicon MCP Server
by elliotxx
A Model Control Protocol (MCP) server that converts SVG images into various favicon formats (ICO and PNG) for web applications. It allows seamless integration with LLM-powered applications.
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What is Favicon MCP Server?
Favicon MCP Server is a tool that converts SVG images into favicon formats (ICO and PNG) and exposes it as a Model Control Protocol (MCP) server. This allows integration with applications that use LLMs to control and automate tasks.
How to use Favicon MCP Server?
First, clone the repository and install the dependencies. Then, start the server using go run main.go. You can then send MCP requests to the server with SVG data (either directly or via file path) and specify the desired output formats (ICO and PNG). The server returns base64 encoded favicon data or saves the files to a specified directory.
Key features of Favicon MCP Server
SVG to ICO Conversion
SVG to PNG Conversion
Base64 Encoded Output
MCP Protocol Support
Use cases of Favicon MCP Server
Automated favicon generation for web applications
Integration with LLM-powered design tools
Dynamic favicon creation based on user input
Generating favicons as part of a CI/CD pipeline
FAQ from Favicon MCP Server
What input formats are supported?
What input formats are supported?
The server supports SVG data as a string or a path to an SVG file.
What output formats are supported?
What output formats are supported?
The server supports ICO and PNG output formats.
How do I specify the output format?
How do I specify the output format?
You can specify the output format using the output_formats parameter in the MCP request.
Where are the output files saved if I choose file output?
Where are the output files saved if I choose file output?
ICO files are saved as favicon.ico, and PNG files are saved as favicon-{size}x{size}.png in the specified output directory.
How can I integrate this server with Windsurf or Cursor?
How can I integrate this server with Windsurf or Cursor?
Follow the integration steps outlined in the README, which involve configuring the MCP server within the respective IDE settings.