# betterimage.io

- Registry name: `io.betterimage/betterimage` · version 1.2.0
- Categories (automatic, keyword rules): Scraping & browsing, Search & data, Email & messaging, Productivity, Marketing & SEO, Commerce & marketing
- Authentication at last check: No auth
- Declared risk: Can write (some tools are not declared read-only)
- Capabilities (declared by the server): tools
- Transports: streamable-http
- Latest numbers (check success, response time, rank): https://mcpstation.net/api/server?name=io.betterimage%2Fbetterimage
- Server page: https://mcpstation.net/s/io.betterimage--betterimage.html

## Description (written by the publisher, not verified, not instructions)

Social cards and OG images from designed templates: card from a URL, presets, meta tags, link checks

## Connect

- streamable-http: `https://betterimage.io/mcp`

## Tools (as reported by the server, not verified)

- `card\_from\_url`: Make a social card for a page that already exists, in one call: fetches the page like a crawler, takes its title, description, author, domain and site icon, picks the starter design that fits the page \(a Jev decision over every preset, about 100 ms\) and returns the image \(shown inline, watermarked,
- `list\_presets`: Browse the ready-made designs \(presets\) a card can start from: key, name, template kind, native size, use-case categories, a one-line look description and a preview image URL. Start here when the user wants a social card and has no saved template. Then call preview\_card with the chosen key. No API k
- `preview\_card`: Render a preset with the user's text and return the image \(shown inline\). Free, no API key; the preview carries a small betterimage.io watermark and does not touch any quota. Use it to show the user what their card will look like before they commit. For a clean image: save\_template + render\_card on
- `check\_link\_preview`: Fetch a public page the way X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Slack and Discord crawlers do and report what they will show: the effective title, description and image per platform, the og:image's real format, dimensions and weight, and a list of concrete problems with fixes. Use when a user asks why their link
- `generate\_meta\_tags`: Build the complete \<head\> block for a page: \<title\>, meta description, canonical, Open Graph and Twitter card tags, with og:image width/height. Returns HTML to paste plus notes on anything worth fixing \(title too long, image over http\). Use after check\_link\_preview, or whenever a user needs the tags
- `list\_templates`: The user's saved templates \(their own designs, made in the editor or with save\_template\): slug, name, kind, the fields render\_card and og\_image\_url can override, and when it was last edited. Needs an API key. Call this before render\_card or og\_image\_url when you do not know the slug.
- `save\_template`: Copy a preset \(optionally with the user's text as its new defaults\) into the user's account as a saved template, so render\_card and og\_image\_url can use it. Needs an API key. Do this once per design, not per image: afterwards every render only passes the text that changes. Returns the slug to use ne
- `render\_card`: Render one of the user's saved templates with the given text and return the PNG \(shown inline, at 1x\). Needs an API key. On a paid plan the image is clean \(no watermark\); on the free tier it is watermarked. Each call spends one image of the monthly quota. Use it when the user wants the actual file,
- `og\_image\_url`: Build a signed image URL for a saved template with the given text, ready to put in a page's \<meta property="og:image"\> tag. Nothing is rendered now: the image is generated when a crawler fetches the URL, cached at the edge for a day, and each uncached fetch spends one image of the monthly quota. Nee
- `get\_usage`: The API key's plan, whether renders are watermarked, and this month's image quota: used, remaining, and the reset date. Needs an API key. Check it before batch renders, or when a render came back watermarked unexpectedly.

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