Bolly MCP Server

Generate on Bolly,
from any MCP client.

Bolly is an MCP server. Point any client that speaks MCP (Streamable HTTP) at it, add your API key as a bearer token, and generate images, video and audio with every model in the catalog.

Get an API key

Three steps, no provider keys.

Under a minute from copy to first run in your client.

1

Copy the connector URL

https://www.bolly.ai/api/mcp
2

Create an API key

Open Settings → API keys, create a key and keep it somewhere safe. It's shown only once.
3

Add it to your client

Wherever your client takes a remote MCP server, paste the URL and set the header Authorization: Bearer <your key>. Then call search_models, run_model, run_app and get_run.

What your client can do with it.

Find

Picks the right model

Describe the task and the assistant searches the catalog: remove a background, turn an image into video, upscale. Same models as the app.

Run

Runs it on your plan

Runs are charged to your Bolly plan, at the same price as in the app. One API key, no provider accounts to manage.

See

Hands you the result

Every run returns direct URLs for the image, video, audio or 3D file, plus a link to open it in your Library.

Chain

Picks up where you left off

Results stay in your Library, so "make a video from that image" works across sessions.

Seedance 2.5, Nano Banana 2, Minimax H3, GPT Image 2 and every other model on Bolly. See the full list

Frequently asked.

Which clients can I connect?+

Anything that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP with custom headers: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, or your own agent.

What does it cost?+

Runs are billed to your Bolly plan at the same credit prices as in the app. There is no extra API fee.

Where do the results go?+

Every run lands in your Library. The tool result also includes direct URLs to the generated files.

How do I disconnect?+

Revoke the key on the API keys page. Any client using it stops working immediately.

Is there an OAuth flow?+

Not yet — the server uses bearer API keys, which is what CLI and IDE clients support today. OAuth for hosted chat apps is on the roadmap.