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Copy the Nsketch URL
Click copy — you’ll paste it in the next step.
Nsketch MCP. Your creative engine, on command.
Give Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other agents direct access to Nsketch image, video, and audio tools.
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Open Settings → Connectors
Add a custom connector, name it Nsketch, and paste the URL.
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Connect and sign in
Click Add → Connect, complete the Nsketch sign-in, then ask Claude to generate an image.
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Got any questions left?
We’ve answered the most frequently asked questions.
Two ways: the hosted MCP server at nsketch.ai/api/mcp connects directly to agents such as Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and Hermes; the Nsketch CLI works with terminal agents through installable skills. Both use the same Nsketch account, credits, and models.
Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and Hermes — plus any client that supports MCP over HTTP or can run the Nsketch CLI.
Everything in the Nsketch catalog: image, video, voice, editing, enhancement, lipsync, and motion models. Run `nsketch models list` or call the list_models tool for the live catalog.
Images and edits, text or image-to-video, voice generation and cloning, lipsync and talking photos, motion transfer, reshoots, upscaling, and background removal.
No. Sign in once with your Nsketch account through OAuth. There are no keys to copy or rotate.
Generations use your Nsketch credits — the same balance and rates as the web app. Your agent can check the balance with the get_credits tool or `nsketch account status`.
Images usually finish in seconds. Videos and motion transfer can take several minutes; agents poll automatically and return the result URL when it is ready.
Yes. Every result is a hosted URL, so it can feed into video generation, upscaling, lipsync, or edits. Agents should also pass any publicly accessible HTTPS media URL directly instead of uploading it again. The CLI and upload_media tool can host local files when the agent can access their original bytes.