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**2D Line**\
Clean, hand-drawn line art with sketch-like quality |
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**Animation**\
Vibrant, colorful animated illustration |
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**Collage**\
Textured, mixed media collage with a handmade feel |
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**Blue Vox**\
Stylized, Vox-inspired editorial graphics |
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**Claire**\
Soft, elegant illustration with gentle tones |
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**Claymation**\
Stop motion clay aesthetic that looks like real claymation |
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**Economic**\
Data-driven, infographic style with charts and figures |
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**Halftone**\
Retro halftone print effect with a vintage newspaper look |
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**Marcinelle**\
European comic book style with bold outlines |
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**Pen & Ink**\
Classic pen and ink illustration with crosshatching |
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**Schematic**\
Technical blueprint style with a mechanical feel |
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**Watercolor**\
Soft, flowing watercolor painting aesthetic |
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**Vox**\
Bold, editorial graphics with strong typography |
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## 🖌️ Custom Styles
If none of the presets match your vision, you can create a **custom style**. Click the "**Add style**" button at the beginning of the style gallery to open the Style Creator. From there, you have two options:
* **STYLE IMAGE**: Upload a reference image (PNG, JPG, or WebP) that represents the visual look you want. Story Mode will analyze the image and apply that aesthetic to your entire video.
* **STYLE INSTRUCTION**: Write a text description of your custom style in the text box. For example, you could write "dark moody watercolor with heavy shadows and muted earth tones" and Story Mode will interpret that into a visual style.
You can use either one or both together for the best results. Once you are happy with your custom style, click "**Apply**" to save it and use it for your project. Your custom styles are saved to your library so you can reuse them on future projects.
## 📱 Aspect Ratio
Story Mode supports multiple aspect ratios so you can create content optimized for different platforms. To change the aspect ratio, click the aspect ratio button in the input toolbar before submitting your project.
* **9:16** (Vertical) This is the default setting and is ideal for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts
* **16:9** (Horizontal) Best for YouTube videos and landscape content
* **1:1** (Square) Works well for Instagram feed posts and LinkedIn
## 🎙️ Voiceover
Story Mode gives you full control over how your video sounds. You can choose from the existing Agent Opus voice library, which includes a range of built-in AI voices with different tones, accents, and styles.
To select a voice, click the "Voice" button in the input toolbar. From there, you can:
* **Use a built-in voice**: Browse and preview the built-in AI voices to find one that matches the mood of your content
* **Clone a voice**: Upload or record up to a 30-second sample of your voice or the voice you want and Story Mode will clone it to narrate the entire video
Voice cloning is a powerful way to make your content feel personal and authentic. Whether you are building a personal brand or creating content for a specific audience, having your choice of voice on the video makes a big difference.
# 6. How does Story Mode generate my video?
Story Mode does not just "generate video." It **directs** it. After you submit your content, the system runs through a multi-stage AI pipeline that has been specifically designed to ensure narrative flow and visual consistency across every frame of your video.
**Traditional AI Video**: Audio shots → Separate videos → Hard cuts
**Story Mode**: Audio shots → Videos with transitions → Fluid morphs
# 7. When should I NOT use Story Mode?
While Story Mode is a powerful tool, it is not the right fit for every type of video. Here are some situations where you should use the core Agent Opus or OpusClip instead:
* **Specific Real World Accuracy**: Story Mode is an interpretive tool, not a documentary tool. It cannot perfectly generate specific real people, real locations, or photorealistic scenes. If your video needs to show exactly what a person or place looks like, use the core Agent Opus which can pull in real-world assets and stock footage.
* **Heavy editing or clipping**: For videos that require heavy editing or clipping long videos into shorter segments, use OpusClip or the core Agent Opus editor instead. Story Mode is designed as a "set it and forget it" experience.
* **Online content**: Story Mode cannot pull content from links.
# 8. What are the video length limits?
Story Mode videos follow the same length requirements as the core Agent Opus. Transcripts cannot exceed **450 words** or **4 minutes of audio**. The recommended length for optimal quality and social media performance is under **3 minutes**, which aligns with the ideal format for TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Keeping your videos in this range also helps with viewer retention and engagement.
# 9. How many projects can I submit?
Story Mode projects count toward your overall Agent Opus project quota. To allow as many users as possible to enjoy Agent Opus, there may be a limit on the total number of projects you can generate per day.
# 10. How can I edit my videos?
Right now, you can export the video and use OpusClip to edit it.
# 11. What is the future of Story Mode?
Story Mode is continuously evolving. The team is actively working on new features and improvements based on user feedback. Here is a preview of what is coming next:
1. **Integrating With Real World Online Assets**:\*\* Deep integration with real-time online assets to blend AI-generated content with real-world references. This will let you combine the consistency of Story Mode with the authenticity of real footage.
2. **Editor**: Clip editing and clip regeneration capabilities so you can fine-tune individual scenes without regenerating the entire video.
3. **Greater Personalization**: Avatar mode, the ability to upload your own assets, and smarter user intent understanding, so Story Mode can better interpret what you are looking for.
# 12. How can I provide feedback?
We are building Story Mode with your input, and we would love to hear from you. Feel free to share any feedback on our Discord channel ([https://discord.gg/MNPVXHNsht](https://discord.gg/MNPVXHNsht)) or through the in-app survey.
# Supported Regions
Source: https://help.opus.pro/agent-opus/article/ao-supported-regions
Below is the current list of **countries, regions, and territories** from which **Agent Opus** is officially supported and accessible.
We are actively working to **expand availability**, more regions will be added soon. If your country isn't listed yet, please stay tuned!
## Currently supported:
* Albania
* Andorra
* Antigua and Barbuda
* Argentina
* Armenia
* Australia
* Austria
* Azerbaijan
* Bahamas
* Bahrain
* Barbados
* Belarus
* Belgium
* Belize
* Bolivia
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Botswana
* Brazil
* Bulgaria
* Canada
* Chile
* Colombia
* Costa Rica
* Croatia
* Cyprus
* Czech Republic
* Denmark
* Dominica
* Dominican Republic
* Estonia
* Fiji
* Finland
* France
* Georgia
* Germany
* Greece
* Grenada
* Guyana
* Hungary
* Iceland
* Ireland
* India
* Israel
* Italy
* Jamaica
* Japan
* Kiribati
* Kosovo
* Kuwait
* Latvia
* Liechtenstein
* Lithuania
* Luxembourg
* Malaysia
* Malta
* Marshall Islands
* Mexico
* Micronesia
* Moldova
* Monaco
* Montenegro
* Netherlands
* New Zealand
* North Macedonia
* Norway
* Papua New Guinea
* Paraguay
* Peru
* Philippines
* Poland
* Portugal
* Puerto Rico
* Qatar
* Romania
* Saint Kitts and Nevis
* Saint Lucia
* Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
* Samoa
* San Marino
* Serbia
* Singapore
* Slovakia
* Slovenia
* Solomon Islands
* South Africa
* South Korea
* Spain
* Suriname
* Sweden
* Switzerland
* Tonga
* Trinidad and Tobago
* Turkey
* United Arab Emirates
* United Kingdom
* United States
* Uruguay
* Vatican City
* Venezuela
# Agent Opus Prompt Guide
Source: https://help.opus.pro/agent-opus/prompt-guide
A prompt is the text instruction Agent Opus turns into a video. What you write decides the quality, tone and accuracy of what comes back. This guide covers how to write a prompt, what each mode needs from you, how to bring in your own assets, and what to do when a generation misses.
# 1. How to write an effective prompt
These habits cover most of it. State what the video should cover, give the background Agent Opus cannot guess, hand over your source material or script directly, and keep your request inside what the product is built for.
| **Do this** | **More effective prompt** | **Less effective prompt** |
| - | - | - |
| **Be clear and specific.** State what the video should cover and the style or tone you want. | Create an informative explainer video about future space tourism, with vibrant visuals and a friendly narrator. | Make a video about space travel. |
| **Give context.** Name the topic, the audience, the style, and anything the video must include. | I want a faceless, informative video based on the article below. It should explain why Labubu is gaining popularity. My audience is marketing professionals interested in branding and audience engagement. Keep the facts accurate. \[Paste the article text here] | Create a video talking about Labubu. |
| **Give the source material.** Paste the blog text, headlines or transcript you want used. Links may not import, and PDFs or Docs are not accepted as files. | Turn my blog post about Labubu below into a 60-second narrated video with smooth motion graphics. \[Paste the blog text here] | Here is my blog title: Labubu. |
| **Paste your script.** On Standard and Standard+, Agent Opus turns a written script into voiced narration. A full script beats a summary of one. | Make a video about how AI pushes genuine creativity. Here is my script: Everyone's worried AI is flooding the world with generic content. But that is exactly what is pushing us forward. Tools can pump out endless art and music, but only by remixing what already exists. They cannot touch your lived experience, your voice, your truth. People say AI is lowering the bar. It is raising it. If you want to stand out now, you have to be specific. Honest. Unmistakably you. | Make a video about AI and creativity. Use my script somehow and make it look cool. |
| **Know the limits.** Agent Opus generates new video from your prompt. To edit or clip raw footage, use [OpusClip](https://www.opus.pro/). | Agent Opus is not built to: - Add animated captions to raw videos. Use OpusClip. - Turn long videos into short clips. Use OpusClip. - Pull content from paywalled sources. Paste or summarize the content yourself. - Recreate exact logos or fonts from a text description. Upload your logo as a reference, but expect possible changes when it is regenerated. Style Maker sets colors; it does not resolve exact font reproduction. | N/A |
> [!NOTE]
>
> If you get stuck, join our [Discord community](https://discord.com/invite/VCqdxQgRXB). We are around to answer questions and connect you with other creators.
# 2. Pick your mode before you write
Agent Opus has four modes in two families. Standard and Standard+ can turn a written script or transcript into narrated video. Premium and Ultra build scenes with optional dialogue. They can use an uploaded recording as narration or dialogue, but cannot generate a voiceover directly from a supplied transcript.
For a full comparison of what each mode includes, see [Choosing a mode](/agent-opus/article/ao-faq#3-choosing-a-mode) in the Agent Opus FAQ.
| **Mode** | **Best for** | **What your prompt should carry** | **Length** |
| - | - | - | - |
| **Standard** All plans | Narrated explainers and stories | A script, transcript or clear topic plus audience and tone | Up to 10 minutes |
| **Standard+** All plans | Videos with people or text on screen | Same as Standard, plus what should appear on screen | Up to 10 minutes |
| **Premium** Pro and Max | Multi-shot scenes, dialogue, ads and music videos | Scenes and actions, with dialogue when needed | Up to 3 minutes |
| **Ultra** Pro and Max | Photorealistic visuals | Same as Premium, with detail on look and lighting | Up to 3 minutes |
# 3. Standard and Standard+
Narration drives everything here. Agent Opus writes or takes a script, generates the voiceover, and builds visuals to match it. You can also upload a spoken recording. Standard and Standard+ are available on all plans and have no fixed video-duration cap.
## What it is best for
| **Use case** | **Best for** | **Example prompt** |
| - | - | - |
| **Explainer** Teaching something clearly and simply | What is X videos, how-it-works videos, step-by-step guides, concept breakdowns | Create a video on the history of the internet. Include specific dates, breakthroughs and modern trends. |
| **Thought leadership** Sharing your ideas, frameworks and opinions | Mental models, lessons learned, hot takes about your industry | Create a polished 45-second LinkedIn video on self-sabotage. Include these ideas: awareness means nothing without intentional action; self-sabotage is a set of habits, not an identity; inner reflection is how you spot the pattern. Keep the tone clear, concise and professional. |
| **News** Explaining what happened and why it matters | Geopolitics, local updates, market changes, product launches | Create a 90-second video explaining this week's interest rate decision and what it means for mortgage rates. Keep the facts accurate. \[Paste the news article text here] |
## How to prompt
* **Hand over the full script.** A complete script beats a description of one. Script length and speaking pace determine the final runtime.
* **Name the audience and the tone.** Marketing professionals and curious teenagers get different scripts from the same topic.
* **Paste your sources.** Paste the article text, transcript or notes you want the facts drawn from. Links may not import and paywalled pages cannot be read, so paste the text itself.
* **Pick the voice.** Open **Audio** in the composer to choose a built-in voice, clone your own or upload a spoken recording. You can also change it at the Script stage.
* **Leave shot-by-shot direction out.** Describe the story and the feel. The optional storyboard stage is where you shape individual shots.
# 4. Premium and Ultra
These modes build a sequence of shots, with lip-synced character dialogue when needed. Describe scenes and actions; dialogue is optional. Available on Pro and Max. Videos run up to 3 minutes, or up to 10 minutes with **Song to video**.
## What it is best for
| **Use case** | **Best for** | **Example prompt** |
| - | - | - |
| **Ads and promos** Getting people interested in a product, event or service | Product launches, brand spots, campaign ads. **Assets to Ads** builds an ad from your own product images, and works in every mode. | Create a 30-second holiday ad for Agent Opus. Scene 1: a designer alone at her desk late at night, staring at an empty timeline. Scene 2: she types one line into Agent Opus and her screen fills with a snowy, cinematic city street. She says: "That took ten seconds." Scene 3: her teammate leans over her shoulder and says: "Ship it." |
| **Stories with dialogue** Telling a story through characters who speak on camera | Skits, short films, character-driven social content | Create a 45-second comedy skit. Two coworkers in a break room argue over the last slice of pizza. Maya: "I called it this morning." Dev: "Calling it is not a legal claim." End on a third coworker walking in, already eating it. |
| **Photorealistic scenes** Footage that should look filmed, not generated. Best on Ultra. | Lifestyle shots, products in use, cinematic b-roll | Create a 20-second photorealistic video of a barista pouring latte art at golden hour. Slow push-in, shallow depth of field, warm window light. |
| **Music videos** Turning a song into a performance video, with visuals cut to the track | Upload the song with **Song to video**, up to 10 minutes. Only the audio is used. | Create a music video for my song. A singer performs on a rooftop at night as the city lights come on. Cut between close-ups of her singing and wide shots of the skyline. Moody, neon-lit, handheld feel. |
| **Style match** Recreating the look of a video you already have, with **Reference to video** (beta) | Matching a past campaign, a mood reference or a trend format. The reference audio is not used. | Match the style, pacing and color grade of the attached video, but make it about our new running shoe. Use @Object image 1.png and @Object image 2.png for the product. |
## How to prompt
* **Describe what happens.** Write the actions and visual details for each beat. Include the lines characters speak if the scene needs dialogue. Silent scenes and music videos do not need spoken lines.
* **Add references for anything recurring.** Upload images of characters, objects and logos that appear more than once. Consistency across shots depends on them.
* **Review the script before clips generate.** The script sets scene order, timing and speech. Fixing the story there is far cheaper than fixing it after the clips are made.
* **Keep it within 3 minutes.** Premium and Ultra cap at 3 minutes. Shorten longer stories, or use Standard or Standard+ for a longer narrated video. **Song to video** is the exception and runs up to 10 minutes.
* **Upload recorded speech for narration or a specific voice.** Premium and Ultra can use a spoken recording as off-screen narration or character dialogue. Unlike Standard and Standard+, they cannot generate a voiceover directly from a supplied transcript. Built-in voice selection and voice cloning are not available.
* **For music videos, describe the performer and the look.** The track sets the pacing, so you do not need to time scenes to the lyrics.
# 5. Referencing your own assets
Your own images, audio and references make a video feel like yours. Agent Opus redraws uploaded images, including logos, in the chosen style. Uploads guide the result but do not guarantee exact reproduction. Check likeness, lettering, colors and fine details in the generated video.
## What you can bring in
* **Images.** Product photos, screenshots, headshots and logos. Upload up to eight in **Assets**.
* **Spoken audio.** Upload a recording through **Audio** in the composer or **Audio to video**. In Premium and Ultra, it can serve as narration or character dialogue.
* **Music.** A song, through **Song to video**.
* **Reference video.** A video file or public link, through **Reference to video**, to match its style.
* **Articles and documents.** Paste the text into your prompt. Links may not import, and PDFs or Docs are not accepted as files.
## Upload first
Open **Assets** in the composer and add each image as a character, logo or object, up to eight in total. Supported formats are PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, SVG, HEIC/HEIF, TIFF and AVIF.
*Open Assets in the composer and add each image as a character, logo or object.*
## Reference them clearly
Type **@** in your prompt and pick the asset from the dropdown. It drops in as a tag linked to that image. Naming a file in plain text does not link it.
*Type @ in your prompt and pick the asset from the dropdown.*
## Describe the job, not just the file
Say what the asset is and what you want it to do.
* **Better:** Show @Character image 1.png placing @Object image 1.png on a desk. End on @Logo image 1.png.
* **Worse:** Use my images somewhere.
# 6. Why the AI sometimes gets details wrong
The video models are powerful, but not perfect. You will sometimes see odd artifacts, physical impossibilities or details that morph mid-shot.
## Why it happens
The model has no real understanding of physics, anatomy or logic. It generates video by predicting patterns from the images and clips it was trained on. Video is harder than a still image because the model has to hold characters, objects and backgrounds steady frame after frame. It is calculating probabilities rather than simulating the real world, so it loses track of complex structures as a shot goes on.
## What you will see
* **Anatomical errors.** Hands and fingers are the usual culprits: extra digits, missing ones, limbs bending the wrong way.
* **Physics and space.** Characters walking through walls, objects floating, liquids running upward, items changing size.
* **Morphing and flickering.** Clothing changes color, faces shift, background objects appear or vanish.
* **Object interactions.** Holding a cup, typing, playing an instrument. Hand and object often blend together.
* **Text and logos within generated footage.** Lettering, signage and logos can become distorted or unreadable. This risk also applies to uploaded logos when they are regenerated.
* **Reflections and shadows.** Mirrors and water reflect the wrong thing, and shadows fall in the wrong direction.
> [!TIP]
>
> If you hit one of these, simplify the action or revise the visual direction. For Standard and Standard+, shape individual shots at the storyboard stage; for Premium and Ultra, describe shorter, simpler shots in the scene instructions.
> [!NOTE]
>
> The models behind Agent Opus come from specialist third-party vendors. We do not train them in-house, so their limitations are ours too.
> [!WARNING]
>
> Avoid repeatedly regenerating the whole project with the same prompt to fix a possible model limitation. Simplify the request first, and [contact support](/docs/article/how-to-contact-support) if the problem persists. Full-project regenerations are separate from the Standard and Standard+ editor free retry described below.
# 7. Editing your video
In every mode, editing generates new footage for the affected part and blends it back into the video. The final video may be reassembled with the regenerated footage. An edited shot is subject to the same model limitations as the original. Review the edit estimate before proceeding.
## Standard and Standard+
1. **Acknowledge the warning.** Before your first edit in each project, acknowledge that AI editing is experimental and may contain errors or miss your request. Each video includes one free retry.
2. **Select the moment.** Open the finished video and click the change box. Use **Screenshot** to point at a moment, or **Timestamp** to pick a point on the timeline, then drag either end to set the range.
3. **Describe the change.** Name the object or area and what should happen to it. Change the sky to a sunset. Give the character a red jacket. Attach a reference image with **+** if it helps.
4. **Review the cost before generating.** Paid edit previews use credits when they are generated, before you apply them. The included free retry is the exception.
5. **Review the result.** Generated edits remain visible even when they do not match your request. Compare the preview with the original and apply it if you want to keep it. Discarding a paid preview does not reverse the charge; edit-quality failures are not refunded.
6. **Use the free retry if needed.** If the result is flagged as not matching your request, choose **Try again, free** to retry or **Leave it** to stop. There is one free retry per video, with no expiry. Once used, further attempts use credits.
## Premium and Ultra
1. **Edit through project chat.** Open the finished video and select **Edit**, or type the request in chat. Name the scene and describe the result you want, for example: the ending feels abrupt, hold on the finished loaf a little longer.
2. **Confirm the estimate.** Review the proposed change and its cost before confirming. The edit regenerates the affected footage and may rebuild the final video with those updated clips.
3. **Mind the 30-day window.** Premium and Ultra projects can be edited for 30 days. After that the project shows as **Expired** or **Locked** and editing is unavailable, though the finished video stays available to watch and download.
## Pro tips
* **Be specific.** Mention lighting, colors and the exact action.
* **Change one thing at a time.** Rewriting a whole scene in a single edit invites visual inconsistency.
* **Expect the same limitations.** The editor generates new footage, so morphing and anatomical quirks can appear in an edit too.
# 8. Content filters and error messages
A content-filter block is different from a generated edit that misses your request. A generation blocked by the AI vendor's content filter does not cost credits. For a visible Standard or Standard+ edit that misses your request, follow the review and free-retry steps in [Editing your video](#7-editing-your-video); a quality warning does not block the result or trigger a refund.
* **Rephrase in neutral language.** Describe the scene plainly.
* **Rephrase harmless requests that are misread.** Terms associated with violence, explicit content, copyrighted figures or hazardous activity can trigger a filter. Describe your intended scene plainly and follow the product's content rules.
* **Stay on the visual.** Describe lighting, camera angle and movement rather than abstract concepts.
Some Standard and Standard+ editing requests are unsupported. If a request is refused before generation, follow the suggested route: rephrase it, use the OpusClip editor, or cancel. This is different from a generated edit that is shown with a quality warning. For recurring generation errors, [contact support](/docs/article/how-to-contact-support) before repeatedly regenerating the whole project.
[Contact support](/docs/article/how-to-contact-support) with your project link or ID for anything else.
# OpusClip MCP Server
Source: https://help.opus.pro/api-reference/agent-setup
Connect OpusClip to an AI agent and work from natural-language prompts such as "clip this video" or "schedule this clip to post tomorrow at 9am."
Pro-tier API access is in **Beta**. The limits described on [Limitations](/api-reference/limitation) apply to **Pro Beta** and **Max** unless noted otherwise. Business customers have API access per their contract.
This page covers the **MCP Server** (`mcp.opus.pro/mcp`) for Cursor, Cline, Claude Code, ChatGPT / Codex, and other MCP hosts. Using Claude.ai? Use the [Claude Connector](/api-reference/claude-connector) instead. Prefer an API-key code package? See the [Skill](/api-reference/skill).
**1. Install**
OpusClip runs as a **hosted MCP server** — nothing to install or run locally, and OAuth sign-in on first use (no API key):
```
https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp
```
The MCP Server exposes the full tool catalog, including thumbnail, speech, music, and video generation. (The [Claude Connector](/api-reference/claude-connector) is a separate endpoint for Claude.ai: workflow tools only, and publishing there requires the user to confirm in OpusClip.) Any OpusClip account can complete the OAuth flow and view the tool catalog. Calling a tool requires **Pro Beta**, **Max**, or **Business** plan access; without it, the host returns an upgrade prompt.
#### Install from a directory (one-click)
OpusClip is listed across the agent-discovery ecosystem — the fastest ways to add it (all connect to `https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp`; complete the OAuth sign-in on first use):
* **npm** — `npx @opusclip/mcp`, or add it to your host config:
```json theme={"dark"}
{ "mcpServers": { "opusclip": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@opusclip/mcp"] } } }
```
* **MCP Registry** — search `opusclip` (server name `io.github.opus-pro/opusclip`).
* **Smithery** — [smithery.ai/servers/opusclip/opusclip](https://smithery.ai/servers/opusclip/opusclip).
* **Cursor** — search `OpusClip` on [cursor.directory](https://cursor.directory), or use an **Add to Cursor** deep link.
* **Cline** — search `OpusClip` in the Cline MCP Marketplace.
#### Other MCP hosts (manual config)
Point your host at `https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp` and complete the OAuth flow when prompted. For example, Cursor (`~/.cursor/mcp.json`) or Cline (`cline_mcp_settings.json`):
```json theme={"dark"}
{ "mcpServers": { "opusclip": { "url": "https://mcp.opus.pro/mcp" } } }
```
#### Tool catalog
The MCP Server exposes the 37 tools below: 29 workflow tools, plus 8 media tools that only mcp.opus.pro serves.
The [Claude Connector](/api-reference/claude-connector) is **not** the same surface. It exposes the same 29 workflow tools and none of the media tools, and — the difference that matters most — its posting, scheduling, unscheduling, and project-sharing tools **do not commit**: they return a link the user confirms in OpusClip. On this endpoint those same four tools commit directly, because you configured `mcp.opus.pro` yourself rather than reaching it through a listed connector. Do not assume a prompt that works here behaves identically there.
> [accordion] Read tools (15) — no approval prompt
>
> * `opusclip_whoami` — identity check for the connected org
> * `opusclip_get_usage` — show the org's current API usage against its cap
> * `opusclip_list_projects` — list recent clip projects
> * `opusclip_list_clips` — list clips inside a project
> * `opusclip_describe_clip` — fetch a single clip's detail (transcript, layout, render status)
> * `opusclip_list_collections` — list collections
> * `opusclip_list_clips_in_collection` — list clips inside a collection
> * `opusclip_list_brand_templates` — list brand templates
> * `opusclip_list_social_accounts` — list connected social accounts
> * `opusclip_list_scheduled_posts` — list scheduled and recent posts (returns the `schedule_id` that unscheduling requires)
> * `opusclip_get_transcript` — fetch a project's source-video transcript
> * `opusclip_get_social_copy_job` — fetch a social copy job
> * `opusclip_analyze_video` — report what is on screen across a time range of the **source video**: faces and people with their positions, screen regions, document layout, and whether the person on camera is the one speaking · asynchronous — one call with `projectId`, `clipId`, `startMs` and `endMs` starts it and returns a `task_id`, then call again with `taskId` alone until `status` is `completed` and `segments` appear · offsets are measured from the start of the source video, not the clip · changes nothing and spends no credits
> * `opusclip_list_pinterest_boards` — list the boards a connected Pinterest account can pin to. Pinterest requires a board on every pin, so pass the board ID as `boardId` to `create_post_task` or `schedule_publish`.
> * `opusclip_preview_clips` — show a project's top clips as a playable card grid in chat (6 by default; set `limit`, or `clipId` for a single clip). Hosts that do not support MCP Apps get the same clip data as JSON.
> [accordion] Write tools (14) — approval prompt per call
>
> * `opusclip_submit_project` — clip a YouTube or Vimeo URL · consumes credits
> * `opusclip_create_upload_link` — get a signed URL to upload a local video
> * `opusclip_edit_clip` — edit a clip with named operations in one call: captions, emoji, and keyword-highlight toggles; filler-word and pause removal; section trim, split, drop, and reorder; phrase cutting; caption colour, position, and casing; clip dubbing; and undo · re-renders the preview
> * `opusclip_create_censor_job` — bleep or mask flagged content · consumes credits
> * `opusclip_share_project` — make a project publicly viewable
> * `opusclip_create_collection` — create a collection
> * `opusclip_add_clip_to_collection` — add a clip to a collection
> * `opusclip_export_clip` — get one clip's HD download URL (ready / rendering / unavailable)
> * `opusclip_export_collection` — get HD download URLs for every clip in a collection
> * `opusclip_duplicate_clip` — copy a clip to `