How do I install Ludo AI Game Assets?

Copy the http config for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or VS Code on this page. It uses the publisher's install, not a PlugMCP proxy.

Does Ludo AI Game Assets need an API key?

No required environment variable is listed on this record.

What transport does Ludo AI Game Assets use?

Ludo AI Game Assets is reached over HTTP.

When was Ludo AI Game Assets last checked?

Last checked 2026-11-10. Generate game assets with AI: sprites, animations, 3D models with rigging, video, music, SFX, voices

Ludo AI Game Assets MCP server

Ludo AI MCP Server

Generate game assets using AI through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Features

Category	Capabilities
Images	Sprites, icons, screenshots, backgrounds, UI assets, textures, background removal, upscaling
3D Models	Convert 2D images to GLB models with PBR textures (prop or the more detailed hero model, rigged in the same call if you like), auto-rig models (skeleton + skin weights, engine-ready joint naming), text-driven skeletal animation, retarget curated animation presets onto rigged models
Directional Sprites	Render a 3D model as styled sprites from up to 8 directions that line up, in looks from pixel art to painted to 3D render, animated with a preset or your own clip, previewed for free before you render
Animation	Animated spritesheets from static sprites (4-64 frames), keyframe animation through up to three fixed frames, motion transfer from video or presets, spritesheet editing (re-prompt, outpaint, loop fixing, finer-detail re-render), sound effects for a spritesheet
Video	Generate short videos from images or reference images (5-15 seconds, with a soundtrack), prompt-driven video editing, 2x upscaling
Audio	Sound effects, background music, character voices, TTS
Jobs & History	Async job queue: submit, poll or long-poll, list and cancel jobs (queued jobs refund their credits), plus paginated generation history across the API and the web app
Account	Credit balance, plan and auto top-up settings, to check before an expensive generation
Documentation	Search or read Ludo's own feature guidance before generating: animation modes, model choice, margins, known limitations
Feedback	Report a limitation, bug or missing capability straight to the Ludo team

Quick Start

1. Get an API Key

2. Configure Your MCP Client

Claude Desktop

Add to ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json (macOS) or %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json (Windows):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ludo": {
      "url": "https://mcp.ludo.ai/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "ApiKey YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Cursor

Add to your MCP settings in Cursor preferences:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ludo": {
      "url": "https://mcp.ludo.ai/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "ApiKey YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}

Available Tools

Generation tools run on a job queue and return a job id immediately; the Returns field of each tool below describes the result you get back from getApiJob once the job succeeds. See How Generation Calls Work.

Models

Sprite animation, motion transfer, spritesheet editing and video generation take an optional model. Pick from the current models; the defaults are what the Ludo web app uses.

Model	Used for	Notes
`hydra`	Sprite animation, keyframes, motion transfer and spritesheet editing (the default for all four)	Most capable all-around model; its spritesheets come with a generated sound effect (`audio_url`, an mp3). 3 credits/s, shortest animation 3s (9 credits minimum)
`hydra-plus`	Sprite animation, keyframes, new view (`rotateSpritesheet`)	Hydra with better fine details; slower generations. Also returns `audio_url`. 4 credits/s, shortest animation 3s (12 credits minimum). A sheet already made on `hydra` can get the same extra pass with `editSpritesheet` `edit_mode` `improve`
`forge`	Sprite animation, keyframes, motion transfer, spritesheet editing	Cost-effective, for basic animations and simple sprites; on motion transfer it works best with presets and matching poses. Multiple tries might be needed. 1.5 credits/s on animation, 2 credits/s on transfer and editing, no minimum charge
`forge-pixel`	Same actions as `forge`	Same pricing as `forge`; for low-res pixel-art sprites
`griffin`	Video generation (default), video from references (default)	Fast cinematic 480p video with a soundtrack. 1.5 credits/s (2.5 credits/s from references), 5s minimum
`griffin-hd`	Video editing (default), video generation, video from references	Same as Griffin in 720p. 2 credits/s (4 credits/s from references), 5s minimum. Its output is too large for `upscaleVideo`

Legacy models - blitz, eagle, eagle-audio, tango (and the alias standard) - are still accepted so existing integrations keep working, but they are scheduled for removal. Do not use them for new work. The server marks them LEGACY in every tool description and lists them last.

Search Documentation (`searchDocs`)

Ask Ludo's own documentation a plain-language question and get back only the few sections that answer it: how to choose a sprite animation mode, when to use Generate Before / Generate After, how margins behave, which model suits a job, what something costs, and each generator's known limitations. This is the fastest way to learn how a feature is meant to be used before generating with it, so start here rather than reading whole documents.

Parameter	Required	Description
`query`	Yes	What you want to know, in plain language (up to 500 characters), e.g. "how do I keep a sprite animation's colors consistent"
`n`	No	Maximum number of sections to return (1-10, default: 3)

Returns:

results: Array of { doc, label, section, relevance, content }, best first. content is the section's full markdown; doc and section can be passed straight to getDocs to read it again. relevance is a 0-1 match score, and only results scoring 0.6 or higher are returned
message: Present only when results is empty, which means the documentation does not cover the question. Rephrase it, or browse with getDocs

If the search backend is briefly unavailable the tool returns 503; fall back to getDocs rather than retrying in a loop.

Credits: Free

Feature Documentation (`getDocs`)

Browse or read Ludo's documentation in full. This is the same documentation the Ludo web app shows its users, so it occasionally describes buttons rather than parameters; the substance applies here just the same. To answer a specific question, use searchDocs first.

Call it with no parameters to get a table of contents, then again with doc (and ideally sections) to read only what you need. The whole corpus is roughly 280,000 characters, so fetching a full document without naming sections can return tens of thousands of characters.

Parameter	Required	Description
`doc`	No	Document to read. Omit for the table of contents. One of `assistant`, `game-ideator`, `image-generator`, `project`, `account`, `faq`, `3d-generator`, `video-generator`, `sprite-generator`, `audio-generator`, `api-mcp`, `game-asset-generation`
`sections`	No	Section titles to return from `doc`, matched ignoring case, spacing and punctuation. Only valid together with `doc`

Returns:

docs: Array of { id, label, sections }, where each section is { title, content }. content is markdown, and is omitted from the table of contents
unmatched_sections / available_sections: Present only when some, but not all, requested titles matched: the titles that matched nothing, and every valid title of doc

An unknown doc, or a request where no section title matches, returns 400 listing the valid values, so a wrong guess costs one extra call rather than a dead end.

The server also announces both documentation tools to MCP clients via its instructions field during the initialize handshake, so models connected through clients that surface server instructions are told to search the documentation before generating.

Credits: Free

Image Generation (`createImage`)

Generate sprites, icons, backgrounds, UI assets, and textures from a text prompt alone (no source image needed). To match the art style of an existing image use generateWithStyle, to modify an existing image use editImage, and to cut out a subject use removeBackground.

Parameter	Required	Description
`prompt`	Yes	Detailed description of the image
`image_type`	Yes	`sprite`, `icon`, `screenshot`, `art`, `asset`, `sprite-vfx`, `ui_asset`, `fixed_background`, `side_scrolling_background`, `texture`, `horizontal_tile`, `tile`, `item-icon`, `portrait`, `card-art`, `splash`, `3d`, `generic`
`art_style`	No	`8-Bit`, `16-Bit`, `32-Bit`, `Hi-Bit`, `Low Poly`, `Stylized 3D`, `Voxel Art`, `Flat Design`, `Anime/Manga`, `Western Cartoon`, `Hand-Painted`, `Photorealistic 3D`, `Cel-Shaded`, etc.
`perspective`	No	`Side-Scroll`, `Top-Down`, `Isometric`, `First-Person`, `Third-Person`, `2.5D`
`aspect_ratio`	No	`default`, `ar_1_1`, `ar_4_3`, `ar_16_9`, `ar_9_16`
`n`	No	Number of variations (1-8, default: 1)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 0.5 per image

Edit Image (`editImage`)

Modify an existing image using text instructions (smart editing).

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded image to edit
`prompt`	Yes	Description of changes (e.g., "remove the background", "make it darker", "add clouds to the sky")
`reference_image`	No	URL or base64 reference image for style/content guidance
`n`	No	Number of variations (1-4, default: 1)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 0.5 per image

Generate with Style (`generateWithStyle`)

Generate new content while maintaining the visual style of a reference image.

Parameter	Required	Description
`style_image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded reference image for style matching
`prompt`	Yes	Description of what to generate (e.g., "a warrior character", "a treasure chest")
`image_type`	Yes	`sprite`, `icon`, `screenshot`, `art`, `asset`, `sprite-vfx`, `ui_asset`, `fixed_background`, `texture`, `3d`, `generic`
`n`	No	Number of variations (1-4, default: 1)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 0.5 per image

Generate Pose (`generatePose`)

Generate a new pose for an existing sprite. Use this BEFORE animateSprite to get the best animation results - the starting pose should match your intended animation.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded sprite image
`pose`	Yes	Target pose: `Idle (Front)`, `Idle (Back)`, `Idle (Left Facing)`, `Idle (Right Facing)`, `Walk (Left)`, `Walk (Right)`, `Run (Left)`, `Run (Right)`, `Crouching`, `Crawling`, `Sitting`, `Attack Ready`, `Jump Preparation`, `Defending / Blocking`, `Flying`, `Sleeping`, or `Other` (with a free-text `description`)
`description`	No	Additional instructions to guide pose generation
`n`	No	Number of variations (1-4, default: 1)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url, pose, motion_prompt

Example workflow:

Generate a "Walk (Left)" pose with generatePose
Use the returned motion_prompt directly in animateSprite for optimal animation results

Credits: 0.5 per image

Rotate Sprite (`rotateSprite`)

Rotate the camera view of an existing sprite to a new angle, keeping the same character and pose. Useful for generating turnaround / directional views of a sprite.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded sprite image
`camera_rotation`	Yes	Camera azimuth in degrees: `0` (front), `45` (front-right), `90` (right side), `135` (back-right), `180` (back), `-135` (back-left), `-90` (left side), `-45` (front-left)
`camera_elevation`	No	Camera tilt in degrees: `0` (eye-level), `30` (elevated), `60` (high-angle). Omit to keep the sprite's current elevation.
`n`	No	Number of variations (1-4, default: 1)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url, camera_rotation, camera_elevation

Credits: 0.5 per image

Remove Background (`removeBackground`)

Remove the background from a single image, returning the subject isolated on a transparent background. For broader edits (not just cutting out the subject), use editImage instead.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded image
`crop`	No	Trim the result to the subject's bounding box (default: false)
`creative_edit`	No	Higher-quality output that may not match the input pixel-for-pixel (default: true). Set false when the subject must stay pixel-identical, e.g. an existing sprite you will animate
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: a single result with url (transparent PNG)

Credits: 0.5 per image

Upscale Image (`upscaleImage`)

The same image at a higher resolution, up to 4x, with the result capped at 2048px on its longest side. The source must be below 2048px on its longest side; a larger one is rejected with HTTP 400 before anything is charged.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded image, below 2048px on its longest side
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: a single result with url

Credits: 0.5 per image

3D Model Generation (`create3DModel`)

Convert a 2D image to a 3D GLB model with textures, optionally rigged in the same call.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded image, taken as the front view
`model`	No	`prop` (default): low-cost, for everyday props and environment pieces. `hero`: far more detailed and accurate, for close-up assets, but slower and more expensive
`back_image`	No	`prop` only: the same subject seen from behind (URL or base64), so the back of the model follows it instead of being invented. `hero` rejects it
`texture_type`	No	`pbr` (default), `simple`, `none`
`texture_size`	No	`1024`, `2048` (default)
`target_num_faces`	No	Triangle count 1,000-200,000 (default: 50,000)
`rig`	No	Also rig the model (skeleton + skin weights) in the same call (default: false). It gets the general rig, which suits any shape; there is no rig type to pick here (`rigModel` offers the others). Animation presets and Directional Sprites' `preset_id` retarget onto it, though not onto every model
`joint_naming`	No	With `rig`: the bone naming convention, as in `rigModel` (default: `smpl`)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: model_url (GLB file), snapshot images from different angles, and rigged

Credits: 4 per model with prop, 15 with hero; rig adds 1, charged only when the model comes back rigged Processing time: 60-120 seconds with prop; hero is slower

Rig 3D Model (`rigModel`)

Generate a skeleton and skin weights for an existing 3D model so it can be animated. Non-destructive to the geometry: it returns a new rigged GLB. Rig a model before using animate3DModel.

Parameter	Required	Description
`model`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded GLB to rig
`rig_type`	No	Skeleton style prior: `general` (default, works for any asset), `humanoid` (anime-style characters, densest skeleton), `game` (classic game-character rig), or the pinned humanoid templates with named joints: `humanoid_template` (22 joints) and `humanoid_template_hands` (52 joints, five fingers per hand). The templates only suit two-armed, two-legged characters. Animation presets (`animate3DModelPreset`) retarget onto any rig type, though not onto every model
`joint_naming`	No	Bone naming convention for the identified joints: `smpl` (default), `mixamo` (Unity's humanoid auto-mapper), `humanik` (unprefixed names for Maya/MotionBuilder/FBX), `unreal` (UE mannequin), `godot` (SkeletonProfileHumanoid), `rigify` (Blender) or `vroid` (VRM). Purely a relabel, the skeleton is identical
`request_id`	No	Optional client-provided identifier for this request

Returns: model_url (rigged GLB, skeleton + skin weights baked in), rigged (true)

Credits: 1 per rig Processing time: 60-120 seconds

Animate 3D Model (`animate3DModel`)

Generate text-driven skeletal animations for an already-rigged 3D model (rig it first with rigModel). Animation quality is hit-or-miss, so several candidates are returned for you to choose from. Each candidate is a standalone animation-only GLB (skeleton + one clip, no mesh) plus an mp4 preview; pick the best one and fuse it onto your model in a game engine or three.js.

Parameter	Required	Description
`model`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded rigged GLB to animate (rig it first with `rigModel`)
`prompt`	Yes	Desired motion (e.g., "walking", "swinging an axe", "waving hello")
`mode`	No	Animation representation: `rot_trans` (default, per-bone rotation + translation, most faithful) or `rot_only` (rotation + root translation only, for retargeting to other skeletons / engine pipelines that ignore bone translation)
`num_variants`	No	Number of candidate animations to generate (1-8, default: 4)
`loop`	No	Return to the initial pose: each clip plays forward then mirrors back to the rest pose for a seamless loop (default: true). Best for one-way motions (crouch, punch, wave); reads oddly for cyclic gaits like walking
`augment_prompt`	No	Rewrite the prompt into a detailed motion caption behind the scenes (default: true)
`request_id`	No	Optional client-provided identifier for this request

Returns: animations, an array of candidates, each with clip_name, glb_url (animation-only GLB), preview_url (mp4), mode, seed, motion, fit_rmse

Credits: 0.5 per generation (one charge returns all variants; promotional price) Processing time: 60-120 seconds

Animate 3D Model from Preset (`animate3DModelPreset`)

Apply a curated animation preset to an already-rigged 3D model (retargeting). Unlike animate3DModel, the motion comes from a professionally curated clip library instead of a text prompt, so exactly one clip is returned. Any rig type can take a preset (rig the model first with rigModel, or create3DModel with rig: true), though retargeting does not succeed on every model; when it does not, the job returns an error. Any preset id from listAnimationPresets works.

Parameter	Required	Description
`model`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded rigged GLB (any rig type)
`preset_id`	Yes	id of a preset from `listAnimationPresets`
`crop_loop`	No	Trim the animation to the span that loops seamlessly. Omit for Auto: cyclic motions (walk, idle) loop, one-shots (jump, cast) keep their full arc
`in_place`	No	Remove the animation's net travel so the character moves on the spot, the treadmill clip a game engine expects, with the engine driving locomotion. Omit to follow `crop_loop`
`request_id`	No	Optional client-provided identifier for this request

Returns: animations, the same envelope as animate3DModel, containing one clip with clip_name, preset_id, glb_url (animation-only GLB, joints named as on your model), preview_url (mp4), seed, motion, fit_rmse

Credits: 0.5 per retarget Processing time: 30-90 seconds

Directional Sprites

Render a 3D model as styled sprites seen from up to 8 directions (where the camera stands around a character facing S). Every direction asked for in one call is rendered together, on the same frame size, scale and floor, so the sprites line up. The usual flow:

A rigged model: create3DModel with rig: true (or rigModel). Any rig type can take an animation preset, though retargeting does not succeed on every model.
listDirectionalSpriteStyles: pick a look.
previewDirectionalSprites: check it, free.
createDirectionalSprites for animated spritesheets, or createDirectionalStills for still images.

`listDirectionalSpriteStyles`

Free. Returns styles (each with id, label, description, family, pixel, thumbnail_url, version and its settings / advanced_settings: a name, kind of choice, bool or color, options and default), plus the perspectives and directions to choose from.

`previewDirectionalSprites`

A few frames of the model in a style, from each direction asked for, to check a look before rendering. Synchronous (not a job) and free; nothing is saved to your generations. Returns previews, one per direction: frame_urls (transparent images: 4 frames when animated, 1 for a still model), width, height, num_frames, fps and render_3d (the style and settings as rendered). An account runs one preview at a time: starting another cancels the one still running, which then answers with no body (HTTP 204). Takes the model, animation, camera and style parameters below, and target_frame_size (32-384, default 256).

`createDirectionalSprites`

Parameter	Required	Description
`model`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded GLB (rigged, to animate it)
`animation_url`	No	An animation made for this model: the `glb_url` from `animate3DModel` or `animate3DModelPreset` (URL or base64)
`preset_id`	No	A preset from `listAnimationPresets`, retargeted onto the model (any rig type can take one, though retargeting does not succeed on every model, and when it does not the call returns an error)
`crop_loop`	No	With `preset_id`: trim the preset to the span that loops seamlessly
`model_animation`	No	The name of an animation the GLB itself carries
`perspective`	No	`horizon`, `low`, `isometric` (default), `high`, `top`
`directions`	No	Up to 8 of `S`, `SW`, `W`, `NW`, `N`, `NE`, `E`, `SE` (default: `["SW"]`)
`style_id`	No	A style from `listDirectionalSpriteStyles` (default: `render_3d`)
`style_params`	No	The style's settings to change, by name
`style_version`	No	Pin a style version, e.g. the one a previous `render_3d` reports
`target_frame_size`	No	Sprite size in pixels, 32-640 (default: 640)
`num_frames`	No	Frames per sheet, 4-100 (default: 36)
`loop`	No	Sample the animation as a seamless loop; omit to follow the animation
/

At most one of animation_url, preset_id and model_animation; with none, each sheet is a single frame.

Returns: sheets, one per direction in the order asked, each with direction, spritesheet_url, video_url, num_frames, num_cols, num_rows, fps, render_3d, and gif_url / individual_frame_urls when asked

Credits: 1 per direction

`createDirectionalStills`

The model as it is, one large transparent sprite image per direction, ready for animateSprite or editImage. Takes model, perspective, directions, style_id, style_params, style_version and request_id as above.

Returns: images, one per direction, each with direction, url, width, height and render_3d

Credits: 0.5 per direction

Sprite Animation (`animateSprite`)

Create animated spritesheets from static images. Use this when you can describe the motion in text; use transferMotion to copy an exact motion from a reference video or a named preset, and generatePose first when the source image is not yet in the pose the animation should start from.

Parameter	Required	Description
`initial_image`	Yes	URL or base64 of the starting frame
`motion_prompt`	Yes	Animation description (e.g., "walking", "idle breathing", "attack slash", "casting a fireball with both hands"). See Writing the motion prompt
`image_type`	No	`sprite` (default), `sprite-vfx`, `ui_asset`
`frames`	No	`4`, `9`, `16`, `25`, `36` (default), `49`, `64`
`frame_size`	No	`0` (default, max resolution), `32`, `64`, `96`, `128`, `192`, `256`, `384`, `-1` (AI 1.5× upscale), `-9` (match input frame)
`loop`	No	Seamless loop (default: true)
`crop`	No	Crop frames to fit content (default: true); smaller spritesheets but inconsistent frame sizes across animations
`margin_ratio_horizontal`	No	Horizontal padding around the sprite as a ratio 0.0–1.0 (only used when `margin_ratio_mode` is `manual`). Useful for animations that extend sideways, e.g. sword slashes or punches
`margin_ratio_vertical`	No	Vertical padding around the sprite as a ratio 0.0–1.0 (only used when `margin_ratio_mode` is `manual`). Useful for animations that extend up or down, e.g. jumps
`margin_ratio`	No	Deprecated - uniform padding on both axes, equivalent to setting both per-axis params to the same value. Cannot be combined with the per-axis params (fails with 400)
`margin_ratio_mode`	No

Returns: spritesheet_url (the sheet), video_url (an mp4 of the animation - pass it to transferMotion as video or to createSpriteAudio as spritesheet_video_url), audio_url (hydra and hydra-plus only: URL of a generated sound effect (mp3), so there is no need to call createSpriteAudio), num_frames, num_cols, num_rows, duration (seconds, to play the sheet at its real speed), and when requested gif_url, individual_frame_urls, spritesheet_with_background_url, individual_frame_with_background_urls

Credits: rate × seconds - Hydra: 3/sec (shortest 3s, so 9 minimum; the default 3s = 9); Hydra+: 4/sec (shortest 3s, so 12 minimum); Forge and Forge Pixel: 1.5/sec, no minimum (3s = 4.5). Legacy: Blitz 1.9/sec, Eagle 2.6/sec, Eagle with Audio 3.1/sec, all with a 4-credit minimum. Processing time: 30-90 seconds

Writing the motion prompt

Applies to animateSprite and animateSpriteKeyframes.

Describe exactly and unambiguously what the character should do. Specific or complex actions are fine; there is no need to simplify them.
Don't over-describe: too much detail can harm the animation. Name an action the model already knows instead of breaking it into steps ("walking", never "move the left foot forward, then the right foot").
Don't restate what the image or keyframes already show (the character, its equipment, the art style, background, lighting, camera). Leave frame count and timing to frames and duration.
Negative phrasing ("no background", "do not move the camera", "without a weapon") works only on hydra and hydra-plus. On forge, forge-pixel and the legacy models it backfires: naming something you don't want makes it more likely to appear. On those models state only what should happen.

Keyframe Animation (`animateSpriteKeyframes`)

Animate a sprite through up to three fixed keyframes (initial_image, middle_image, final_image), producing a spritesheet that interpolates through the provided frames in order. Runs on hydra (default), hydra-plus, forge or forge-pixel - the models that support a middle keyframe. The motion prompt is optional here: when omitted, the motion is derived purely from the keyframes. For just a start and end frame, animateSprite with final_image does the same job.

Parameter	Required	Description
`initial_image`	No*	URL or base64 of the first keyframe. *At least one of `initial_image` or `middle_image` is required (a `final_image` alone is rejected)
`middle_image`	No*	URL or base64 of the middle keyframe the animation passes through
`final_image`	No	URL or base64 of the final keyframe
`motion_prompt`	No	Optional animation description (e.g., "attack slash"); without it the keyframes drive the motion. See Writing the motion prompt
`image_type`	No	`sprite` (default), `sprite-vfx`, `ui_asset`
`model`	No	`hydra` (default; generates audio), `hydra-plus` (hydra with better fine details; also generates audio), `forge`, or `forge-pixel` for pixel-art sprites
`frames`	No	`4`, `9`, `16`, `25`, `36` (default), `49`, `64`
`frame_size`	No	`0` (default, max resolution), `32`, `64`, `96`, `128`, `192`, `256`, `384`, `-1` (AI 1.5× upscale), `-9` (match input frame)
`loop`	No	Seamless loop (default: true)
`crop`	No	Crop frames to fit content (default: true); smaller spritesheets but inconsistent frame sizes
`margin_ratio_horizontal`	No	Horizontal padding around the sprite as a ratio 0.0–1.0 (only used when `margin_ratio_mode` is `manual`)

Returns: same shape as animateSprite (spritesheet_url, video_url, audio_url on hydra and hydra-plus, gif_url, num_frames, num_cols, num_rows, duration, ...)

Credits: same as animateSprite - Hydra 3/sec (3s = 9); Hydra+ 4/sec (3s = 12); Forge / Forge Pixel 1.5/sec, no minimum (1s = 1.5, 3s = 4.5, 4s = 6) Processing time: 30-90 seconds

Animation Presets (`listAnimationPresets`)

List available animation presets, used by transferMotion (onto a sprite) and animate3DModelPreset (onto a rigged 3D model). Returns preset animations, perspectives, and directions; no video URLs are exposed.

Returns:

animations: Array of presets with id, name, category, description, duration and preview_url; any of them can be retargeted onto a rigged 3D model (animate3DModelPreset) or used as a Directional Sprites preset_id
perspectives: Array with id, name, description (all animations support all perspectives)
directions: ["N", "NE", "E", "SE", "S", "SW", "W", "NW"] (all animations support all directions)

Credits: Free

Motion Transfer (`transferMotion`)

Transfer motion from a video or animation preset onto a static sprite, producing an animated spritesheet. Use it when you want an exact motion copied - a standard walk or attack cycle from listAnimationPresets, or your own clip; use animateSprite to describe the motion in text instead.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded sprite image
`video`	No	URL of the video to use as motion source: the `video_url` of a spritesheet from `animateSprite`, or your own clip. Videos up to 4 seconds work best. Either `video` or `preset_id` + `perspective` + `direction` must be provided; when both are sent the video is used
`preset_id`	No	ID of an animation preset to use instead of a video URL, from `listAnimationPresets`. When using a preset, `perspective` and `direction` are required
`direction`	No	Facing direction for the preset, as a compass point: `N`, `NE`, `E`, `SE`, `S`, `SW`, `W`, `NW`. Required with a preset
`perspective`	No	Camera perspective of the preset clip, the same set for every preset: `high` (tactical, steep top-down), `horizon` (side view at eye level), `isometric` (diagonal top-down with depth), `low` (hero, low angle), `top` (directly overhead). Required with a preset
`frames`	No	`4`, `9`, `16`, `25`, `36` (default), `49`, `64`
`frame_size`	No	`0` (default, max resolution), `32`, `64`, `96`, `128`, `192`, `256`, `384`
`loop`	No	Trim animation for a seamless loop (default: true)
`crop`	No	Crop frames to fit content (default: true)

Returns: same shape as animateSprite (spritesheet_url, video_url, audio_url on hydra, gif_url, individual_frame_urls, spritesheet_with_background_url, individual_frame_with_background_urls, num_frames, num_cols, num_rows, duration)

Credits: rate × seconds - Hydra (default): 3/sec (the default 3s = 9); Forge / Forge Pixel: 2/sec, no minimum (1.5s = 3, 3s = 6). Legacy Tango: 4/sec with a 4-credit minimum. The produced length follows the reference clip, and you are never charged for more than you requested

Edit Spritesheet (`editSpritesheet`)

Edit a spritesheet you previously generated: re-prompt its animation, outpaint beyond the frame (zoom out), repair a bad loop, or re-render a hydra sheet with finer detail (improve). Pass back the spritesheet_url you received from animateSprite, animateSpriteKeyframes, transferMotion, or an earlier edit; it must be a spritesheet you generated in the last 7 days (external URLs are not accepted). Omit duration, frames, frame_size, crop and model to keep the source spritesheet's values.

Parameter	Required	Description
`spritesheet_url`	Yes	URL of a spritesheet you generated in the last 7 days
`edit_mode`	No	`prompt` (default), re-prompt the animation; `outpaint`, extend beyond the frame; `fix_loop`, repair a bad loop; `improve`, re-render with finer detail (the extra pass `hydra-plus` runs when it generates). `improve` takes only a spritesheet generated with `hydra`: any other source returns 400, including an already improved sheet or a loop fix or outpaint of one
`prompt`	No	Edit instruction. Required for `prompt` mode, optional for `outpaint`, not accepted for `fix_loop` or `improve`
`images`	No	Up to 5 reference images (URL or base64) to guide the edit
`duration`	No	Output length in seconds (per model, as on `animateSprite`). Omit to keep the source spritesheet's duration. It does not change the price of `fix_loop`, `outpaint` or `improve`, which bill the source spritesheet's video length
`model`	No	`hydra` (default), `forge`, `forge-pixel`. Omit to keep the source spritesheet's model. Only used by `prompt` mode; `outpaint`, `fix_loop` and `improve` run a fixed pipeline and ignore it
`crop`	No	Crop frames to fit content. Omit to keep the source's setting
`loop`	No	Trim animation for seamless loop (default: true)
`frames`	No	Frames in the output spritesheet: `4`, `9`, `16`, `25`, `36`, `49`, `64`. Defaults to the source's frame count
`frame_size`

Returns: same shape as animateSprite (spritesheet_url, video_url, gif_url, num_frames, num_cols, num_rows, ...). New audio is generated only by prompt edits on hydra; fix_loop, outpaint and improve keep the source spritesheet's audio_url when it had one

Credits: fix_loop, outpaint and improve: flat 1 credit per second of output, held for and capped at the source spritesheet's video length, no minimum, model ignored (a 3s sheet = 3, whatever duration you pass). prompt edits: per model - Hydra 3/sec (3s = 9), Forge / Forge Pixel 2/sec, no minimum (3s = 6)

Spritesheet Sound Effect (`createSpriteAudio`)

Generate a sound effect for a spritesheet animation you previously generated. Spritesheets made with hydra already come with audio_url, so call this for forge / forge-pixel output, or to replace hydra's sound.

Parameter	Required	Description
`spritesheet_video_url`	Yes	The `video_url` you received from `animateSprite`, `animateSpriteKeyframes`, `transferMotion` or `editSpritesheet`; it must belong to a spritesheet you generated in the last 7 days
`prompt`	No	What the sound should be, e.g. "metallic sword swing with a whoosh"
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to find the job again; must not be one you already used for another generation

Returns: url of the generated audio file. The audio is also attached to the spritesheet, so it shows up as audio_url on that item in listGenerations

Credits: 3 per call

Video Generation (`createVideo`)

Generate short videos from a source image and a motion prompt (image-to-video). A source image is required: to make a video from text alone, first createImage and animate that, or use createVideoFromReferences. Both current models generate a soundtrack, so no separate audio step is needed.

Parameter	Required	Description
`image`	Yes	URL or base64 starting frame
`prompt`	Yes	Motion description (e.g., "camera zooms in", "character walks forward")
`duration`	No	Default `5`s. Griffin / Griffin HD: `5`–`15`s in 1s steps
`model`	No	`griffin` (default; 480p, with soundtrack), `griffin-hd` (720p, with soundtrack; cannot be upscaled afterwards). Legacy, avoid for new work: `blitz`, `eagle`, `eagle-audio` (alias `standard`→`blitz`)
`final_image`	No	Ending frame for interpolation
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url, duration, has_audio

Credits: rate × seconds - Griffin: 1.5/sec (the default 5s = 7.5); Griffin HD: 2/sec (5s = 10). Legacy: Blitz 1/sec, Eagle 1.3/sec, Eagle with Audio 1.8/sec.

Video from References (`createVideoFromReferences`)

Generate a video from 1-5 reference images and a text prompt. Unlike createVideo, which animates a single source image, this composes a new scene that borrows characters, objects, and style from the references.

Parameter	Required	Description
`prompt`	Yes	Text description of the video to generate
`images`	Yes	1 to 5 reference images (URL or base64)
`duration`	No	Video length in seconds: `5`–`15` (default 5)
`model`	No	`griffin` (default; 480p, with soundtrack), `griffin-hd` (720p). Legacy, avoid for new work: `eagle`, `eagle-audio`
`aspect_ratio`	No	`default` (model chooses), `ar_1_1`, `ar_16_9`, `ar_9_16`, `ar_4_3`, `ar_3_4`, `ar_21_9`
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url, duration, has_audio

Credits: rate × seconds, higher than createVideo for the same model - Griffin: 2.5/sec (the default 5s = 12.5); Griffin HD: 4/sec (5s = 20). Legacy: Eagle 1.5/sec, Eagle with Audio 2/sec.

Edit Video (`editVideo`)

Edit a video you previously generated with a text prompt and optional reference images (video-to-video). Pass back the url you received from createVideo, createVideoFromReferences, or an earlier edit; it must be a video you generated in the last 7 days (external URLs are not accepted).

Parameter	Required	Description
`video`	Yes	URL of a video you generated in the last 7 days
`prompt`	Yes	Edit instruction describing the desired change
`images`	No	Up to 5 reference images (URL or base64) to guide the edit
`duration`	No	Output length in seconds: `5`–`15`. Omit to keep the source video's duration
`model`	No	`griffin-hd` (default; 720p, with soundtrack). Legacy, avoid for new work: `eagle`
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url, duration, has_audio

Credits: Griffin HD: 2 credits/sec (5s = 10)

Upscale Video (`upscaleVideo`)

Upscale a video you previously generated to twice its resolution (2x). Pass back the url you received from createVideo, createVideoFromReferences, or editVideo; it must be a video you generated in the last 7 days (external URLs are not accepted). Both dimensions of the source must be under 960 pixels: griffin (480p) output qualifies, griffin-hd (720p) output does not (landscape or portrait), so generate on griffin if you intend to upscale. A too-large source fails the job and the held credits are refunded.

Parameter	Required	Description
`video`	Yes	URL of a video you generated in the last 7 days, both dimensions under 960 pixels
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Returns: url (2x width and height, same duration), duration, has_audio

Credits: Flat rate by duration, independent of model: 0.2 credits/sec (5s = 1)

Sound Effect Generation (`createSoundEffect`)

Generate game sound effects from text descriptions.

Parameter	Required	Description
`description`	Yes	Sound description (e.g., "laser gun firing", "footsteps on gravel", "coin pickup")
`duration`	No	0-10 seconds (0 = automatic)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 2 per sound

Ambiance Generation (`createAmbiance`)

Generate ambient soundscapes and background atmospheres from text descriptions.

Parameter	Required	Description
`description`	Yes	Ambiance description (e.g., "windy forest at dusk", "busy medieval market", "spaceship engine hum")
`duration`	No	Duration in seconds (0 = automatic, based on the description)
`loop`	No	Generate a seamlessly looping ambience (default: true)
`augment_prompt`	No	Augment the prompt behind the scenes (default: true)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 2 per generation

Music Generation (`createMusic`)

Generate background music and themes.

Parameter	Required	Description
`description`	Yes	Music description (e.g., "epic orchestral battle theme", "calm piano melody", "8-bit chiptune")
`lyrics`	No	Optional lyrics for vocal tracks
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 3 per track

Audio Transform (`createAudioTransform`)

Remix or transform an existing audio sample using a text prompt.

Parameter	Required	Description
`sample`	Yes	URL or base64-encoded source audio sample to remix (15MB max)
`prompt`	Yes	Description guiding the remix (e.g., "make it sound like an 80s synthwave track")
`duration`	No	Duration in seconds: `0` (automatic, matches the source) or `10`–`180` in steps of 10
`modification_strength`	No	How strongly the source is modified, 0–1 (default: 0.6; 0 = close to original)
`augment_prompt`	No	Augment the prompt behind the scenes (default: true)
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 3 per generation

Voice Generation (`createVoice`)

Generate unique character voices.

Parameter	Required	Description
`voice_description`	Yes	Character description (e.g., "gruff old warrior", "cheerful young girl")
`text`	Yes	Text to speak (max 200 characters)
`type`	No	`human` (default) or `non-human`
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 1 per voice

Text-to-Speech (`createSpeech`)

Clone a voice from an audio sample.

Parameter	Required	Description
`text`	Yes	Text to speak (max 1000 characters)
`sample`	Yes	URL or base64 audio sample for voice cloning
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 1 per generation

Text-to-Speech Preset (`createSpeechPreset`)

Use preset voices for text-to-speech.

Parameter	Required	Description
`text`	Yes	Text to speak (max 1000 characters)
`voice_preset_id`	Yes	`Serious woman`, `Wise woman`, `Calm woman`, `Patient man`, `Determined man`, `Deep voice man`, `Teen boy`, `Sweet girl`, etc.
`emotion`	No	`Default`, `Happy`, `Sad`, `Angry`, `Fearful`, `Surprised`, `Neutral`
`language`	No	`auto`, `English`, `Spanish`, `French`, `German`, `Japanese`, `Korean`, etc.
`request_id`	No	Client-provided ID to retrieve results later

Credits: 1 per generation

Check a Job (`getApiJob`)

Poll the status of a generation job started by any tool. Every job returns {id, status}; call getApiJob with that id until status is succeeded (then read result, shaped exactly like the tool's documented output) or failed (then read error).

Parameter	Required	Description
`id`	Yes	Job id returned by the generation tool
`wait`	No	Seconds to long-poll for a terminal state (0-60, default: 0). With `wait` the call is held open and returns the moment the job finishes

Returns: id, status (queued, running, succeeded, failed, canceled), result on success, error ({code, subcode, message, retriable}) on failure, plus poll_after_ms on non-terminal responses (wait at least that long before polling again). Generations typically finish within a few minutes; a job still queued after 15 minutes can be cancelled and resubmitted

Credits: Free

List Jobs (`listApiJobs`)

List the generation jobs you started through the API or MCP, most recent first. Web app jobs are not included.

Parameter	Required	Description
`status`	No	Comma-separated statuses to include (`queued`, `running`, `succeeded`, `failed`, `canceled`). Defaults to all
`limit`	No	Maximum number of jobs to return (default: 50, capped at 100)

Returns: Array of job objects with id, status, and timestamps

Credits: Free

Cancel a Job (`cancelApiJob`)

Cancel a job that is still queued and get its credits refunded. Jobs that are already running cannot be canceled (the call fails with 409).

Parameter	Required	Description
`id`	Yes	Job id to cancel

Returns: The canceled job

Credits: Free, and the queued job's credits are refunded

Generation History (`listGenerations`)

List your generation history across both the API and the Ludo web studio, with filtering, text search and pagination. This replaces the per-type results tools (getImageResults, getSpriteResults, getVideoResults, getAudioResults, get3DModelResults), which have been removed from the MCP and deprecated in the REST API.

Parameter	Required	Description
`type`	Yes	`image`, `spritesheet`, `video`, `audio`, `3d`
`source`	No	`api` (your API/MCP generations, last 7 days only), `web` (your web studio generations, no time limit), or `all` (default)
`search`	No	Free-text search. Every whitespace-separated term must match the item's tags or one of its text fields (prompt, hints, style, label, ...), so "dwarf axe" narrows to items matching both
`request_id`	No	Only return items tagged with this `request_id` when you generated them
`date_from`	No	Only items generated at or after this time (unix seconds)
`date_to`	No	Only items generated at or before this time (unix seconds)
`page_size`	No	Items per page, 1-100 (default: 20)
`page_number`	No	1-based page number (default: 1)

Returns: items, page, page_size, has_more. Keep paging while has_more is true

Credits: Free

Account (`getAccount`)

Show your credit balance, plan and auto top-up settings. Check it before an expensive generation instead of waiting for a 402. No parameters.

Returns:

credits:
- available: what generations can spend right now (plan_credits + extra - used).
- resets_at: when the plan credits refill (unix seconds).
- team_pool: true when the balance is your team's shared pool.
- paused: true while the subscription is paused.
- grace_until: set when the subscription has ended; remaining credits stay spendable until then.
plan: name and api_access.
auto_topup: enabled, threshold and credits. It is null for team members, because the team owner manages it.
billing_url: where to buy credits or change the plan or auto top-up. Those changes happen in the web app, not through the API.

Credits: Free

Send Feedback (`submitApiFeedback`)

Report a problem with the Ludo API itself to the Ludo team. Use it only for API bugs (an error, a failed or stuck job, a crash, a response that does not match the documentation) and API limitations (a parameter, operation or format you needed that the API does not support, and that you could not work around). Never use it to report model limitations or the quality of a result: an image, sprite, animation, 3D model, video or sound that looks wrong, ignores part of the prompt, has artifacts or is not what you wanted is not an API bug. Retry with a different prompt, model or settings instead. Describe what you were trying to do and what went wrong. Send one report per issue, leave out personal data, secrets and file contents, and if you are an agent, tell the user what you sent.

Parameter	Required	Description
`category`	Yes	`bug`, `limitation`, `feature_request`, `praise` or `other`. Generated content that looks wrong is a model limitation, not a bug: do not report it
`message`	Yes	What you were trying to do, what happened, and what would have helped (up to 4,000 characters)
`operation`	No	The tool the feedback is about, e.g. `animateSprite`
`job_id`	No	The job it is about, when there is one
`agent`	No	The agent or app sending it, e.g. `Claude Code`

Returns: ok and the report's id

Credits: Free

How Generation Calls Work

Every generation runs on a job queue, and over MCP every generation tool is asynchronous. A generation call returns {id, status: "queued"} right away instead of blocking, so nothing is held open while a GPU runs and no MCP transport can time out mid-generation. You then collect the result with getApiJob. There is no async parameter on the MCP tools: it is not a knob you need to set.

(The REST API works the same way if you call it directly rather than through MCP: requests default to async and return 202 with a job id. Synchronous responses are deprecated there, but passing async: false in the payload still opts into them and stays supported indefinitely.)

Collecting a result

# Submit the work, get a job id straight back
animateSprite with initial_image="url", motion_prompt="walking"
-> { "id": "job_abc123", "status": "queued" }

# Long-poll until it finishes (up to 60s per call), then read result
getApiJob with id="job_abc123", wait=30
-> { "id": "job_abc123", "status": "succeeded", "result": { "spritesheet_url": "...", ... } }

result is exactly the response the tool documents; on failure read error instead. Without wait, poll every few seconds and respect the poll_after_ms hint on non-terminal responses. Use listApiJobs to see what is still in flight and cancelApiJob to drop a job that has not started yet (its credits are refunded).

How credits are charged

Credits are held when a job is accepted. For duration-priced tools (sprites and video) the final charge is max(rate × produced seconds, the model's minimum charge), never more than for the duration you requested; the difference is refunded when the job completes. If the job fails or you cancel it while queued, everything is refunded. Each tool's Credits line above gives the rate and minimum; the server also states the contract once in its instructions field.

Fair Use Limits

50 generations queued or running per account. Submitting beyond that returns 429 with code PENDING_JOBS_LIMIT; wait for jobs to finish, then submit again.
150 requests per 5 minutes on the read endpoints (job status, job listing, generation history, account, feature documentation), per API key. A 429 carries Retry-After.
60 requests per 5 minutes, and 1,000 per day, on documentation search (searchDocs), per API key.

Finding Results Later

Every generation tool also accepts an optional request_id. It tags the result so you can find it again afterwards, for example from a different session:

# Tag a generation
animateSprite with request_id="my-anim-001", initial_image="url", motion_prompt="walking"

# Later, look it up again
listGenerations with type="spritesheet", request_id="my-anim-001"

listGenerations is the general history tool: filter by type, by source (api, web or all), by free-text search, or by date, and page through the results. API-generated results are available for 7 days.

Asset URL Expiration

All generated asset URLs (images, spritesheets, videos, audio, 3D models) point to Google Cloud Storage links that expire after 7 days. Any asset that needs to outlive that window, especially assets destined for production use, must be downloaded and saved locally (or re-uploaded to permanent storage) right away. Never store the returned URLs as permanent references.

The server also announces this to MCP clients via its instructions field during the initialize handshake, so models connected through clients that surface server instructions will be reminded automatically.

Example Prompts

Creating Game Assets

Create a pixel art knight character with sword and shield, side view, 16-bit style

Generate an isometric treasure chest icon for a mobile RPG

Create a low-poly stylized tree for a casual mobile game

Animations

Animate this character with a smooth walking cycle, 16 frames

Create an idle breathing animation for this character sprite

Rig this 3D character using Mixamo joint names, then apply a walk animation preset to it

Animate this fire sprite as a looping VFX effect

Audio

Create a satisfying coin pickup sound effect for a platformer

Generate an epic orchestral boss battle theme, intense and dramatic

Create a voice for a wise old wizard saying "The journey begins now"

API Documentation

Full API documentation with all parameters and response formats: api.ludo.ai/api-documentation

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Search Documentation (searchDocs)

Feature Documentation (getDocs)

Image Generation (createImage)

Edit Image (editImage)

Generate with Style (generateWithStyle)

Generate Pose (generatePose)

Rotate Sprite (rotateSprite)

Remove Background (removeBackground)

Upscale Image (upscaleImage)

3D Model Generation (create3DModel)

Rig 3D Model (rigModel)

Animate 3D Model (animate3DModel)

Animate 3D Model from Preset (animate3DModelPreset)

Directional Sprites

listDirectionalSpriteStyles

previewDirectionalSprites

createDirectionalSprites

createDirectionalStills

Sprite Animation (animateSprite)

Writing the motion prompt

Keyframe Animation (animateSpriteKeyframes)

Animation Presets (listAnimationPresets)

Motion Transfer (transferMotion)

Edit Spritesheet (editSpritesheet)

Spritesheet Sound Effect (createSpriteAudio)

Video Generation (createVideo)

Video from References (createVideoFromReferences)

Edit Video (editVideo)

Upscale Video (upscaleVideo)

Sound Effect Generation (createSoundEffect)

Ambiance Generation (createAmbiance)

Music Generation (createMusic)

Audio Transform (createAudioTransform)

Voice Generation (createVoice)

Text-to-Speech (createSpeech)

Text-to-Speech Preset (createSpeechPreset)

Check a Job (getApiJob)

List Jobs (listApiJobs)

Cancel a Job (cancelApiJob)

Generation History (listGenerations)

Account (getAccount)

Send Feedback (submitApiFeedback)

How Generation Calls Work

Collecting a result

How credits are charged

Fair Use Limits

Finding Results Later

Asset URL Expiration

Example Prompts

Creating Game Assets

Animations

Audio

API Documentation

Support

License

Search Documentation (`searchDocs`)

Feature Documentation (`getDocs`)

Image Generation (`createImage`)

Edit Image (`editImage`)

Generate with Style (`generateWithStyle`)

Generate Pose (`generatePose`)

Rotate Sprite (`rotateSprite`)

Remove Background (`removeBackground`)

Upscale Image (`upscaleImage`)

3D Model Generation (`create3DModel`)

Rig 3D Model (`rigModel`)

Animate 3D Model (`animate3DModel`)

Animate 3D Model from Preset (`animate3DModelPreset`)

`listDirectionalSpriteStyles`

`previewDirectionalSprites`

`createDirectionalSprites`

`createDirectionalStills`

Sprite Animation (`animateSprite`)

Keyframe Animation (`animateSpriteKeyframes`)

Animation Presets (`listAnimationPresets`)

Motion Transfer (`transferMotion`)

Edit Spritesheet (`editSpritesheet`)

Spritesheet Sound Effect (`createSpriteAudio`)

Video Generation (`createVideo`)

Video from References (`createVideoFromReferences`)

Edit Video (`editVideo`)

Upscale Video (`upscaleVideo`)

Sound Effect Generation (`createSoundEffect`)

Ambiance Generation (`createAmbiance`)

Music Generation (`createMusic`)

Audio Transform (`createAudioTransform`)

Voice Generation (`createVoice`)

Text-to-Speech (`createSpeech`)

Text-to-Speech Preset (`createSpeechPreset`)

Check a Job (`getApiJob`)

List Jobs (`listApiJobs`)

Cancel a Job (`cancelApiJob`)

Generation History (`listGenerations`)

Account (`getAccount`)

Send Feedback (`submitApiFeedback`)