MCP Server for Adobe After Effects. Enables remote control (compositions, text, shapes, solids, properties) via the Model Context Protocol using ExtendScript.
Overview
What is After Effects MCP Server?
The After Effects MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants to Adobe After Effects, enabling remote control and automation of After Effects projects using ExtendScript.
How to use After Effects MCP Server?
To use the After Effects MCP Server, install the necessary dependencies, build the server, and configure After Effects to allow scripting. Then, start the server and connect your MCP client to perform tasks.
Key features of After Effects MCP Server?
- Composition management: List, create, and get project information.
- Layer creation: Create text, shape, and solid layers with custom properties.
- Layer manipulation: Modify existing layer properties and update text content.
- Remote execution: Run predefined ExtendScript functions within After Effects.
- MCP integration: Exposes functionality through standard MCP tools.
Use cases of After Effects MCP Server?
- Automating video editing tasks in After Effects.
- Creating complex compositions using AI commands.
- Integrating AI tools for enhanced motion graphics workflows.
FAQ from After Effects MCP Server?
- Can I use this server with any version of After Effects?
It is tested with version 2024, but may work with others.
- Is there a specific Node.js version required?
LTS version of Node.js is recommended.
- How do I troubleshoot common errors?
Check the AE console for errors and ensure the MCP Bridge panel is running.