Copy the MCP URL
You’ll use this URL to add Truepix as a custom connector.
https://mcp.truepixai.com/mcpCreate, edit, and animate with Truepix inside your AI assistant.
Your ideas, references, and creative workflow. One conversation.
https://mcp.truepixai.com/mcpBring the idea. Build the direction.
Let Truepix create the visual.

Extract the pose from this reference and recreate it in a new portrait. Keep the body position and camera angle, with a fresh look.
I’ll break down the pose, framing, and camera angle, then turn them into a reusable prompt for a new portrait.
Example conversations paired with generated media. Website names are illustrative; website analysis depends on your assistant’s browsing capabilities.
Choose your assistant and sign in with your Truepix account.
You’ll use this URL to add Truepix as a custom connector.
https://mcp.truepixai.com/mcpIn Claude, open Customize → Connectors. Add a custom connector, name it Truepix AI, and paste the MCP URL.
Open Claude connectorsConnect and sign in with your Truepix account. Enable Truepix in your conversation, then ask for an image or video.
Requires a supported assistant account and an eligible Truepix subscription. Generation may spend your existing Truepix credits. Setup availability depends on your plan and workspace settings.
MCP connects Truepix’s creative tools to supported AI assistants. Develop a brief, explore current models, add references, and generate images or video without leaving your conversation.
No. Connect with your existing Truepix account through OAuth. New generations require an eligible subscription and use your Truepix credits, with costs depending on the selected model and settings.
Yes. Supported clients let you securely upload or attach images for edits, pose references, and video. First-frame, last-frame, and multi-reference support depend on the model you choose.
Your assistant can analyze a website when browsing is available, or work from brand material you provide. Truepix generates the visual assets and compatible video clips. Final typography, multi-clip assembly, or sound design may need a dedicated editor.