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Drompl for AI assistants
Connect Claude, ChatGPT or n8n to your Drompl project. Ask for a mockup in plain words: your assistant picks the scene, shows a free preview and renders it once you say yes.
https://drompl.com/mcp
Early access: connecting assistants is open to a first group of Drompl accounts while we finish testing. Want to try it? Write to contact@drompl.com.
Add the server address, sign in to Drompl, pick a project and set credit limits.
Attach your design and say what you need: book or magazine, size, view, background.
The assistant shows a free 500 px preview and the price before anything is paid.
Say yes and download links arrive in the chat. Renders also appear in your Export history.
One address works everywhere. You sign in to Drompl, choose one project and how many credits the assistant may spend, and confirm with a code we email you. No key to copy.
claude.ai, Claude Desktop and mobile
https://drompl.com/mcp
To let Claude send your attached images to Drompl itself, turn on code execution and allow drompl.com in Claude’s network settings. Otherwise Claude gives you an upload link to drop the images on.
ChatGPT on the web
https://drompl.com/mcp
Images you attach in the chat go to Drompl directly. ChatGPT asks you before every paid step. It can’t show preview images inside the chat yet.
In your terminal, then type /mcp to sign in
claude mcp add --transport http drompl https://drompl.com/mcp
Codex:
codex mcp add drompl --url https://drompl.com/mcp codex mcp login drompl
Coding assistants upload images straight from your disk, up to 20 at a time.
Automations, with or without AI
No AI needed? Import our ready workflow: an image goes in, finished mockups come out.
Any app that can add a remote MCP server (Streamable HTTP) can use the same address: Gemini CLI, Grok and others sign in the same way. Apps that only take a token, such as the OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI APIs, use an API key you create in Drompl. See the developer guide.
Assistants see the images you attach but can’t always pass the file on. Drompl gives each one a way to deliver your original, never a redrawn copy.
Attach the image in the chat. ChatGPT hands the file to Drompl, which downloads it.
Claude sends the file from its code environment. If that’s off, it gives you an upload link: open it and drop up to 20 images.
The assistant uploads files from your computer through the same kind of link.
Images you uploaded to the project on the website are there too. Ask the assistant to use them.
Any https link to a PNG, JPEG or WebP image works as well.
Set a daily and a total limit when you connect. Drompl enforces them, whatever the assistant tries. Set 0 to allow previews only.
The assistant shows the free preview and the cost first, and renders only after you agree.
A connection sees only the project you picked, never the rest of your account.
Every new connection and every higher limit needs a code sent to your email.
Open Settings → Agent integrations in the editor to change limits or disconnect. A connection lasts up to 90 days.
Download links work for 15 minutes; ask again for fresh ones at no cost. Renders stay in Export history for 7 days.
Magazines, paperbacks and hardcovers: lying, standing, stacked. Front only, or a full wrap with spine.
Open magazines and books, two pages or a single ad page.
Grids of covers, spreads, presentations, or a mix, with a separate image per cell.
Hard, medium or soft, kept in the image or delivered as a separate layer.
Transparent, any solid colour, photo textures or lit backgrounds.
PNG up to 4000 px where available. Free conversion to WEBP, JPG, AVIF, TIFF or PSD.
No subscription for the connection itself. Prices are fixed, so the price you’re shown is the price you pay.
A 500 px check of each mockup before you pay.
A cover or spread at 500, 1000 or 2000 px.
On scenes that come in 4K.
A full grid at any size.
Credit packs and the free trial: see Prices.
The Model Context Protocol is the standard way AI assistants connect to outside services. Drompl runs an MCP server, so any assistant that supports it can find scenes, upload your images, preview and render mockups.
No. The daily and total credit limits are checked by Drompl on every render, not by the assistant. When a limit is reached, rendering stops until you raise it.
No. Drompl places your original file on the mockup. Assistants are told to pass your file on as it is: no redrawing, resizing or recompressing.
The assistant gives you download links that work for 15 minutes; ask again for fresh links, at no cost. The renders also appear in Export history on the website for 7 days.
The assistant looks for scenes with the same proportions as your image and tells you how close the nearest one is, like the editor does.
In the editor, open Settings → Agent integrations and revoke the connection. “Sign out on all devices” disconnects every assistant at once.
Add one address. Ask in plain words.