Launch installed Filmora only if it is not already running, enabling UI automation without opening or replacing a project.
MIT
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686,864 tools. Updated 2026-10-21 22:13
"Wondershare Filmora" matching MCP tools:
- Brings the selected Filmora window to the foreground without maximizing or resizing it. Use it to focus the editor before UI automation steps.MITDestructive
- Save a source or player frame in Filmora via its Snapshot command to capture a still image, not a UI screenshot.MITDestructive
- Lists visible Filmora windows and dialogs by validated process and returns their handles and geometry, helping assistants target the correct UI.MIT
- Retrieves installed executables, running Filmora windows, pause state, and server version so you can verify the environment and monitor editor availability.MIT
- Resolve commands and features for the detected Filmora X/10+ editor, optionally probing exposed UI controls; does not check account entitlements.MIT
- Fill a native file chooser dialog in Filmora with absolute local paths for opening, importing, or saving files. Optionally submit the dialog or perform a Save As operation.MITDestructive
- Capture the Filmora editor window or visible screen as a PNG with click-ready coordinate metadata, then optionally crop or save for UI automation.MIT
- Opens the Filmora import media chooser and locates its window so an assistant can select it before filling media paths.MITDestructive
- Dispatch a single key or keyboard chord such as ctrl+b or escape to drive the visible Filmora editor via UI automation, with an optional repeat count.MITDestructive
- Opens a new project in Wondershare Filmora through MCP automation. Prompts to save any existing work, so inspect the current project before proceeding.MITDestructive
- Saves the current Filmora project or opens Save As, letting you store a copy under a new filename to preserve the original.MITDestructive
- Pauses for a set number of seconds to let Filmora UI or render changes settle, then take a screenshot or inspect the interface.MIT
- Locate the UI path for an advanced Filmora feature by name; returns guidance only, not an executed edit or guaranteed availability.MIT
- Operate one freshly inspected Filmora UI control (click, focus, select, toggle, expand, collapse, set text/range) using observation and element IDs; fall back to screenshots for unsupported patterns.MITDestructive
- Open a specific Filmora panel by name using live controls, exact-label selectors, or a version-resolved shortcut so automation can target the correct editor area.MITDestructive
- Scroll a Filmora pane at screenshot pixel coordinates using ticks. Positive ticks scroll up/right; negative down/left.MITDestructive
- Edit selected Filmora timeline clips with actions like split, trim, cut, copy, delete, group, mute, and freeze frames; check selection and playhead first, then verify the result.MITDestructive
- Select a handle returned by the Filmora window listing to target the correct editor or modal dialog for UI automation.MITDestructive
- Drag clips, assets, trim handles, or keyframes in Filmora using screenshot pixel coordinates; alt-drag to replace media.MITDestructive
- Control Filmora playback and timeline navigation with shortcuts—play/pause, stop, step frames or seconds, and jump to project start/end, edits, or markers. Focus the timeline first.MITDestructive