SVGator MCP Server — Documentation

The SVGator MCP server connects AI assistants to SVGator, the online SVG animation tool. Once connected, an assistant can browse, inspect, edit, create, and export your SVGator projects on your behalf — from "list my projects" to "build me an animated logo reveal and export it as a Lottie file".

• Endpoint: https://mcp.svgator.com/mcp
• Protocol: Model Context Protocol over Streamable HTTP
• Authentication: OAuth 2.1 (sign in with your SVGator account — see Getting started)

What you can do

Every project the server returns includes an editor_url — a deep link that opens the project in the SVGator editor, so you can always continue by hand where the assistant left off.

Tools

The server exposes 22 tools. See the Tools reference for full parameter and output tables.

Projects

• list_projects — List the authenticated user's SVGator projects (newest first), with an editor_url deep link per row and a total count for pagination.
• get_project — Get a single project summary: title, preview, folder, timestamps, canvas size, background colour, animation timeline, and saved export settings.
• create_project — Create a new SVGator project from a full project JSON, owned by the authenticated user.
• replace_project — Replace an existing project's entire JSON with a supplied full project (validation runs before any mutation).
• duplicate_project — Make a copy of an existing project, optionally into a different folder or under a new title.
• move_project — Move a project to a different folder and/or rename it.

Inspecting & editing a project

• get_skeleton — Get a cheap, token-light structure map of a project (element tree with names and keyframe counts only, never values) — step 1 of the editing loop.
• read_part — Read the exact value or element at an id-anchored path — step 2 of the editing loop.
• edit_part — Apply one validated edit (update, insert, move, or delete) at a path and persist it — step 3 of the editing loop.
• describe_shape — Get the exact JSON shape of one building block (element or animator) before authoring, so field names are never guessed.

Assets

• list_assets — List the authenticated user's reusable assets (static or animated SVG items), newest first.
• get_asset — Get a single asset including its full data ({document, definitions}) payload.
• create_asset — Create a new reusable asset from an asset document.
• update_asset — Replace an existing asset's entire document.

Folders

• list_folders — List the authenticated user's folders (the labels projects are filed under).
• get_folder — Get a single folder (id, title, timestamps) by its id.
• create_folder — Create a new folder to organize projects.
• update_folder — Rename an existing folder.

Export & account

• export_project — Export a project to a deliverable format (SVG, Lottie, React Native, Flutter, video, or GIF), with optional per-export overrides.
• get_render — Poll the status of a raster (video/GIF) render started by export_project and get the signed download URL when done.
• get_profile — Get the authenticated customer profile: name, email, plan, and teams.

Documentation map

Requirements

• A SVGator account (sign up). Exports count against your plan's limits exactly as they do in the editor.
• To connect from claude.ai / Claude Desktop, custom connectors require a Claude Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan. Claude Code and other MCP clients connect directly to the endpoint.

How it works (one paragraph)

The server is a remote MCP server: your MCP client (Claude, or any client speaking Streamable HTTP) connects to https://mcp.svgator.com/mcp and signs you in through SVGator's regular OAuth login. Your SVGator credentials stay server-side only — the AI model never sees your access token or secret key; it only receives the tool results (project lists, structure maps, exported files). Tool inputs are validated against published schemas, and invalid requests return descriptive errors the assistant can read and correct.