"Affinity Photo" matching MCP servers:

Bridges MCP clients to Affinity by Canva's local MCP server, exposing tools for script execution, rendering, and SDK documentation.

Lets Claude drive the Affinity design app on macOS like a person would, taking screenshots and then clicking, dragging, typing, pressing shortcuts, and choosing menu items. Works with any Affinity version or studio without API keys or plugins.

Proxies the local Affinity MCP server over stdio, enabling tools to call Affinity's tools like execute_script and search_sdk_hints via MCP.

This MCP server enables AI assistants to interact with Affinity Designer for document manipulation, layer management, export operations, and tool automation.

Enables natural language control of Affinity Photo/Designer/Publisher and Canva workflows through MCP tools, supporting file operations, filters, and batch processing up to 16 files simultaneously.

Enables AI agents on Windows to control Photoshop, After Effects, Illustrator, and Affinity through local MCP connectors, and to access account-based creative tools for styles, recipes, images, video, voice, and music.

Enables local agents to browse, import, organize, nondestructively edit, and export photos in a running desktop photo catalog, with revision-checked edits, previews, and batch operations over an authenticated loopback endpoint or bundled stdio adapter.

Connects Codex to Affinity's native local MCP server through a local SSE-to-stdio bridge, enabling document inspection, vector and photo editing, page layout work, native previews, and reusable scripts without any cloud server or API key. It also relays the app's optional global hint-search and issue-reporting tools, and works only against the locally running app on 127.0.0.1.

Enables AI assistants to browse the supported room types and interior design styles, then return a studio link with the user's chosen room and style pre-selected so they can upload a photo and get an AI redesign. Read-only, requires no sign-in, and never uploads photos or spends credits.

Enables Claude to design LEGO models brick by brick, typically from a reference photo, check that they hold together, and export them as LDraw (.ldr) files that Mecabricks and BrickLink Studio open directly. Models autosave for later editing, and very large builds can be generated programmatically.

Gives MCP clients a suite of AI photo-editing and design tools — background removal, upscaling, object/watermark erasing, sky and background replacement, retouching, generative fill — along with multi-layer design composition and rendering to PNG, JPEG or PDF. Every call is proxied with an API key to the snapnedit API, so no models run locally.

Enables HTML code generation from design descriptions, detailed design specification creation, and importing generated HTML into personal workspace via the Model Context Protocol.

TryInk lets you upload a tattoo design and a body photo to see exactly how the tattoo will look on your skin before booking. 180+ ready-to-use designs across 11 styles (fine line, Japanese, blackwork, geometric…) and 18 body parts. Free, no sign-up required. Also available as a public REST API and MCP server for AI agents.

Official BMBrick engine for converting local images into high-fidelity LEGO-style brick mosaics for AI agents.