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SVGMaker MCP Server MCP

Model Context Protocol Integration

Overview

SVGMaker MCP Server is a powerful, AI-driven tool for generating and editing SVG graphics via natural language. It supports seamless LLM integrations (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and more), real-time updates, secure file handling, and TypeScript support—making it ideal for developers, designers, and automation workflows.

SVGMaker MCP Server

SVGMaker MCP Server is a powerful, AI-driven tool for generating and editing SVG graphics via natural language. It supports seamless LLM integrations (Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and more), real-time updates, secure file handling, and TypeScript support—making it ideal for developers, designers, and automation workflows.

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