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Plnty in Claude
Add Plnty to Claude as a custom connector, approve it once, and ask for pictures and clips in a chat. What Claude makes lands in your Plnty library.
With Plnty added as a connector, Claude can do the making in the same chat where you work an idea out. Ask in plain words and Claude runs Plnty's tools for you: it makes and edits pictures, turns a picture into a clip, searches your library and brings in files from a link. Each run spends credits from your Plnty account at the same price as on a board, and each result lands in your Plnty library. ## Adding Plnty to Claude You add Plnty once, by its address, and it works in Claude on the web and in the desktop app, because connectors belong to your Claude account. On your dashboard's home, the **Plnty for Claude** card's **Copy server URL** copies the address for you. 1. In Claude, open **Customize**, **Connectors**. 2. Press **Add custom connector**. 3. Name it Plnty and paste this address as its URL: `https://mcp.plnty.app`. Plnty needs no client ID or secret, so leave the OAuth settings as they are. 4. Press **Add**. The first time Claude connects, it sends you to Plnty to approve. <!-- Shot: Claude's Add custom connector dialog with the name Plnty and https://mcp.plnty.app filled in, Add ready to press. Caption: the one address Claude needs. --> :::note[On a Claude Team or Enterprise plan] Only an Owner can add a custom connector there. They add Plnty under **Organization settings**, **Connectors**, and you then find it under **Customize**, **Connectors** with a **Custom** label and press **Connect**. ::: ## What you approve If this browser is not signed in to Plnty, you sign in first. Plnty's approval page then shows the account you are connecting, with **Not you?** to switch, and what Claude will be able to do: find what is in your library and run tools on your credits. Choose how it spends, press **Connect**, and Claude finishes connecting. | Setting | What it decides | | - | - | | **When it runs a paid tool** | **Run without asking** starts a paid run as soon as Claude calls it; **Ask me first** shows you the price and waits for your yes | | **Daily credit limit** | An optional cap on credits a day; free calls, such as reading your library, never count toward it | | **Where it works** | Shown when you are in a team: your own workspace or a team, which then pays for its runs and keeps what it makes in your Drafts | <!-- Shot: Plnty's approval page as it opens from Claude: the account and Not you? on the left, When it runs a paid tool and Daily credit limit on the right. Caption: the choices you can change later in Settings. --> ## Asking Claude for pictures and clips Ask the way you would brief a person: a poster for a jazz night, this photo at golden hour, a five-second clip of it. Before a creative run Claude may ask Rothko, Plnty's creative agent, for a plan, which names the tool to use and writes its prompt. A plan is free and makes nothing, and the run after it is what spends credits. To work from a picture, name one in your library or give Claude a link to the file, and Plnty fetches it. :::tip[If Claude answers without Plnty] Connectors can be turned on and off for each conversation. Press **+** in the chat, open **Connectors** and check that Plnty is on. ::: ## Where your results land What Claude makes through Plnty lands in your Plnty library under **Media**, as if you had made it on a board, or in your Drafts when it works in a team. In the chat, results show beside Claude's reply: a picture large, several in a grid, a clip that plays in place. Each has **Open in Plnty**, and a clip also has **Download**. Ask Claude to save a prompt to Plnty and it goes into your library's **Prompts**. <!-- Shot: a Claude reply with Plnty's card under it, a finished clip playing, Download and Open in Plnty under the player. Caption: where results show, already in your library. --> ## Change or remove the connection In Plnty, open **Settings**, **MCP and extensions** and press **Manage** on Claude's row. There you change **Paid tools**, the **Daily limit** and, in a team, **Works in**, and a change holds from Claude's next request. To disconnect, press **Revoke**, then **Confirm**: Claude stops on its next request. To take Plnty out of Claude as well, remove it under **Customize**, **Connectors** in Claude. Claude Code connects with one command instead, given in [Plnty in your AI assistant](/docs/using-plnty/ai-assistants/connect-your-ai/) with everything the connector can do.With Plnty added as a connector, Claude can do the making in the same chat where you work an idea out. Ask in plain words and Claude runs Plnty’s tools for you: it makes and edits pictures, turns a picture into a clip, searches your library and brings in files from a link. Each run spends credits from your Plnty account at the same price as on a board, and each result lands in your Plnty library.
Adding Plnty to Claude
Section titled “Adding Plnty to Claude”You add Plnty once, by its address, and it works in Claude on the web and in the desktop app, because connectors belong to your Claude account. On your dashboard’s home, the Plnty for Claude card’s Copy server URL copies the address for you.
- In Claude, open Customize, Connectors.
- Press Add custom connector.
- Name it Plnty and paste this address as its URL:
https://mcp.plnty.app. Plnty needs no client ID or secret, so leave the OAuth settings as they are. - Press Add. The first time Claude connects, it sends you to Plnty to approve.
What you approve
Section titled “What you approve”If this browser is not signed in to Plnty, you sign in first. Plnty’s approval page then shows the account you are connecting, with Not you? to switch, and what Claude will be able to do: find what is in your library and run tools on your credits. Choose how it spends, press Connect, and Claude finishes connecting.
| Setting | What it decides |
|---|---|
| When it runs a paid tool | Run without asking starts a paid run as soon as Claude calls it; Ask me first shows you the price and waits for your yes |
| Daily credit limit | An optional cap on credits a day; free calls, such as reading your library, never count toward it |
| Where it works | Shown when you are in a team: your own workspace or a team, which then pays for its runs and keeps what it makes in your Drafts |
Asking Claude for pictures and clips
Section titled “Asking Claude for pictures and clips”Ask the way you would brief a person: a poster for a jazz night, this photo at golden hour, a five-second clip of it. Before a creative run Claude may ask Rothko, Plnty’s creative agent, for a plan, which names the tool to use and writes its prompt. A plan is free and makes nothing, and the run after it is what spends credits. To work from a picture, name one in your library or give Claude a link to the file, and Plnty fetches it.
Where your results land
Section titled “Where your results land”What Claude makes through Plnty lands in your Plnty library under Media, as if you had made it on a board, or in your Drafts when it works in a team. In the chat, results show beside Claude’s reply: a picture large, several in a grid, a clip that plays in place. Each has Open in Plnty, and a clip also has Download. Ask Claude to save a prompt to Plnty and it goes into your library’s Prompts.
Change or remove the connection
Section titled “Change or remove the connection”In Plnty, open Settings, MCP and extensions and press Manage on Claude’s row. There you change Paid tools, the Daily limit and, in a team, Works in, and a change holds from Claude’s next request. To disconnect, press Revoke, then Confirm: Claude stops on its next request. To take Plnty out of Claude as well, remove it under Customize, Connectors in Claude.
Claude Code connects with one command instead, given in Plnty in your AI assistant with everything the connector can do.