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@visionengine/img2video

v1.0.0

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VisionEngine Image To Video MCP Server - Async image-to-video via backend proxy

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Readme

VE Image To Video MCP

Async MCP server for image-to-video generation via ve-backend proxy.

Environment

  • API_URL: backend proxy url, default https://api.visionengine-tech.com/api/v1/img2video
  • API_KEY: user API key from VisionEngine backend (required for submit/query and remote upload)
  • MODEL: platform model id, default @preset/vec-1-0-img2video
  • WORKDIR: local workspace root
  • DEFAULT_OUTPUT_DIR: default relative output directory, default public/videos
  • FILE_MODE: local file handling mode, local or remote, default remote
  • REMOTION_WORK_DIR: shared mount root used in local mode, default /vec
  • BASE_URL: backend public base url used for /save and /shared links, default https://api.visionengine-tech.com
  • REMOTE_IMAGE_UPLOAD_PATH: remote upload path for local images in remote mode, default public/images
  • REMOTE_AUDIO_UPLOAD_PATH: remote upload path for local audios in remote mode, default public/audios

Tools

  • submit
  • query

submit

Submit an async image-to-video task and receive a taskId for later polling.

imagePath supports:

  • public image URL
  • base64 image data URL
  • local image file path

audioPath supports:

  • public audio URL
  • local audio file path

When local files are used:

  • FILE_MODE=local: convert local absolute path to backend shared download URL by removing REMOTION_WORK_DIR prefix
  • FILE_MODE=remote (default): upload local file to backend /save, then convert returned file path to /shared/...?...download=true

Recommended upstream constraints:

  • image formats: JPEG/JPG/PNG/BMP/WEBP
  • image size: <= 10MB
  • image edge length: 240~8000 px
  • audio formats: mp3/wav preferred
  • audio size: <= 15MB
  • duration parameter: 2~15 seconds

query

Query a submitted task by taskId.

  • If still running, the tool returns current taskStatus and suggests querying again after about 15 seconds.
  • If succeeded, it returns outputVideoUrl and by default downloads the result locally.
  • Set downloadResult=false if you only want the current status or the remote result URL.

Note: upstream result URLs may expire within 24 hours, so prompt download is recommended.