Execute custom JavaScript in Photopea to automate advanced image editing tasks beyond standard tools. Access full Photopea DOM for direct manipulation of documents, layers, and more.
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"Photopea" matching MCP tools:
- Open an existing image file in Photopea for editing. Supports PSD, PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, and other common formats. The opened file becomes the active document.MIT
- Load custom fonts from a URL into Photopea to use in text layers. Supports TTF, OTF, and WOFF2. After loading, use list_fonts to get the font name for add_text or edit_text.MIT
- Retrieve available font PostScript names in Photopea for use with add_text and edit_text commands. Filter fonts by name using an optional search string.MIT
- Retrieve active document metadata including name, width, height, resolution (DPI), layer count, and color mode. Use to verify document dimensions before positioning layers or making selections.MIT
- Remove the current selection in your Photopea document to clear marching ants after completing selection-based operations like fills or adjustments. Leaves pixel data unchanged.MIT
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- Redo one or more previously undone actions in the active document. Available only after an undo; redo history clears on new actions.MIT
- Add a non-destructive solid color fill layer covering the entire canvas. This adjustment-style layer can be toggled, recolored, or deleted without affecting other layers. Adjust its opacity or blend mode using set_layer_properties.MIT
- Remove a layer from your Photopea document by name or index. The next layer becomes active after deletion. Use get_layers to list layers first.MIT
- Retrieve the complete layer hierarchy of the active document as JSON, including layer names, types, and indices for use in subsequent editing operations.MIT
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- Move a layer by relative x/y offset in pixels. Specify target layer by name or index, and provide horizontal (positive right) and vertical (positive down) offsets to reposition from current location.MIT
- Group multiple layers into a layer folder by specifying layer names. Use with get_layers to find names, and ungroup_layers to reverse. Organize your layers panel efficiently.MIT
- Add a text layer to the active document at a given position. Configure font, size, color, alignment, bold, italic, letter spacing, line height. Specify paragraphBounds to create a text box with word wrapping.MIT
- Applies a solid color fill to the active selection on the current layer. Requires an existing selection — create one with make_selection. Supports custom hex color, opacity, and blend mode. Modifies pixel data directly.MIT
- Exports the active document from Photopea to a local file. Supports PNG, JPG, WebP, PSD, and SVG formats with optional JPEG quality control.MIT
- Close the active Photopea document, optionally saving changes before closing. Discard unsaved changes when save is false; the next open document becomes active.MIT
- Select a layer by name or index to set it as the active target for subsequent edits such as filters, adjustments, and fills.MIT