For AI assistants · MCP
Connect once, then ask for the video you want. Start with a website, your own files or an idea. Your assistant makes the edit through VideoVenture, and you can keep working on it in Studio.
Codex · Claude · Claude Code · Cursor · any MCP client
01 · Connect
Pick your assistant. It takes about a minute.
Paste this into Codex to get connected:
Add the VideoVenture MCP server at https://mcp.videoventure.ai/mcp and sign me in. Then show me what I can make with it and a few example requests. Don't create anything yet.
codex mcp add videoventure --url https://mcp.videoventure.ai/mcp
codex mcp login videoventureWhen VideoVenture opens, sign in and choose Personal or your team workspace. Then return to your assistant and try a prompt below.
02 · Ask
Copy a request and fill in your details. Your assistant can plan the video, make the media, build the edit and export the MP4.
Turn a folder of footage, photos and logos into an ad. Use an assistant that can access and upload your files.
Use the files in [folder path] and read [website URL] to understand my business. Make a 30-second vertical ad with VideoVenture that looks professionally edited. Give it a strong opening, connected animations and music. Choose the storyboard, keep the message clear with sound off, and ask before spending credits.
Give it your URL and audience. Let it suggest the story and media you need.
Read [website URL] and help me make a 20-second product promo for [audience] using VideoVenture. Use the site's colours and logo. Suggest a concept, show me what assets you need, and estimate the credits before making it.
Adapt a project's layout for vertical, landscape or square. Reframe the shots and text for the new size.
Show my recent VideoVenture projects and help me pick one for a 9:16 Reel. Keep the original, reuse its media where possible, and adapt the framing and text so they fit.
Not sure yet? Ask "What can I do with VideoVenture?"
Tighten the opening, change the pacing, update the message or try another ending.
Find my latest VideoVenture video. Suggest a stronger opening and a tighter edit using its existing assets, then show me the plan before changing it.
Choose from voice previews, retime the edit to the narration, and add music, sound effects or captions.
Help me choose a warmer narrator for one of my VideoVenture projects. Show me a few voice previews first, then estimate the cost to replace the voice and retime the video. Keep music subtle and add captions.
Use a saved brand or your website's colours and logo, then try different hooks and calls to action.
Help me make two opening variations for a VideoVenture promo. Keep the brand, main footage and ending consistent. Show me the ideas and estimate any new media costs first.
Name the audience, the main message and what viewers should do next.
For example, a 15-second vertical Reel or a 45-second landscape explainer.
Share your website, a project name, photos, footage or a reference. Say whether you want narration, music and captions.
Ask for a plan and credit estimate first. Then try feedback like: make the opening faster, lower the music, or give the final message more time.
We used it for our own ad
One request in Codex, four finished films, our logo and our website. The assistant planned the scene, made the sound and exported the cut.
Started from
our logo and videoventure.ai
The final brief, excerpted
Use the four videos and logo in ./assets and read https://videoventure.ai to understand VideoVenture. Use its MCP to make a 30-second vertical ad for us that looks like a professional video editor made it.
9:16 · Grant narration · 45 credits
Click it for sound. The credits cover narration, music and effects, including 20 for takes we replaced.
Use the four videos and logo in ./assets and read https://videoventure.ai to understand VideoVenture. Use its MCP to make a 30-second vertical ad for us that looks like a professional video editor made it. Make it feel like one continuous shot, with inventive choreography, connected transitions and animations that hit the music. Bring our example videos into the scene in sequence so people can see what we make. Keep each example's original proportions and use the square BATCH post for the 1:1 example. Explain how someone can turn an idea, a website or their own assets into a finished video, then keep editing or adapt it for another format. Work the other useful capabilities you find into the story where they fit. Choose the storyboard yourself. Give the important moments room to land and keep the message clear with sound off. Use Grant for a firm, confident male voiceover with a natural delivery. Let the narration lead the pacing and give the music room to hit between phrases. End with "Make your next video" and videoventure.ai. Reuse the supplied footage; don't generate new images or video. You can spend up to 50 VideoVenture credits on narration, music and sound effects. Make the finished MP4 and check it before sharing it.
Save these into a folder called assets and give your assistant access to its parent folder. Or swap in your own footage and site.
The prompt is the final one: during the run we switched the narrator to Grant and added the square example after review. The source films were already finished. See the run record.
What it costs
Media made through the connection costs exactly what it costs in the studio: the same stills, the same seconds of motion, the same narration. The conversation and the build are your assistant’s, so there is no composer charge from us. Previews and exports stay free.
The assistant's bill
Planning, writing the composition and talking to you run on your assistant's model, and its provider bills that as it always does. VideoVenture never charges for the conversation.
The media bill
A still is 7 credits, narration 10 per 30 seconds, a music track 10, motion 6 to 20 a second by model. Every paid call carries a budget the assistant names first. What it actually used settles afterwards, and the rest comes back.
The limit
Personal connections have their own lifetime limit. A workspace has one shared MCP allowance for all its editors, set only by the owner. Manage allowances and disconnect assistants under Settings, Connections. Free-plan exports carry a small watermark, as in the studio.
Motion is the extra: put a shot in motion and each second adds 6 to 20 credits, more on the premium models. Every unit price is on the pricing page.
Questions
Need help getting connected? Visit the contact page.
Ask "What can I do with VideoVenture?" or copy an example above. Your assistant can show you ideas, help write a brief, or find a project to edit. Some assistants show a welcome automatically; others wait for your next message.
Yes. Ask for a vertical 9:16, landscape 16:9 or square 1:1 version of a project. Your assistant can create a separate project and adapt the layout, shots and captions while keeping the original. Reusing media depends on what the assistant can access and upload; it should explain any files it needs and estimate new media costs first.
Any client that speaks MCP over Streamable HTTP and can sign you in with OAuth. The tabs above carry the exact steps for Codex, Claude, Claude Code and Cursor; other clients take the server URL directly.
If your assistant can access local files and upload them, it can bring them into VideoVenture through MCP. Otherwise, upload them in Studio and ask the assistant to use your uploads. Saved brands and characters are also available.
Projects and exports appear in your VideoVenture account, and every render is kept as a version you can open in Studio. Choose Personal or a workspace during setup. Workspace owners and editors can use MCP, and the owner controls one shared allowance for all workspace connections.
Ask it to check the existing operation first. Jobs keep running on their own, and repeating the same request returns the same operation instead of a second bill. A new generation may spend more credits.
Use the server URL shown above, sign in again, and start a new conversation in the assistant. If it still fails, contact support with the operation ID or the time you connected. Never send access tokens.
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