generate_video

2 MCP servers expose a generate_video tool: Wavespeed MCP and Easy-Peasy.AI. Their input schemas differ, so compare them below before picking one.

Servers exposing generate_video

• Wavespeed MCPA · 92stdio

  From the publisher:Video from a prompt, a first/last frame or reference images/videos/audio, with the /chat video models (default Seedance 2.5); the mode (text, image, reference) is picked from the inputs

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• Easy-Peasy.AIB · 76HTTP

  From the publisher:Start an AI video generation. Defaults to MiniMax H3 Max: 5 seconds, 768p, native audio, 4 credits per second at 768p. With an image and no model, uses MiniMax H3 Max Image. ASYNC — returns a video id. display_media shows the video and checks its progress in an embedded player; get_video also checks that same id. Uses video credits (billed per second of output).

  Parameter	Type	Description
  prompt*	string	Description of the video to generate.
  model	string	Optional video model. Omit for "MiniMax H3 Max" (or "MiniMax H3 Max Image" when image is supplied). Other examples: "Veo 3.1", "Veo 3.1 Fast", "Seedance 2.5", "Seedance 2.0 Mini". An explicit model is
  duration	string	Clip length in seconds as a string. MiniMax H3 Max supports "5" through "15" (default "5"). Veo 3.1 supports only "4", "6", or "8" seconds. Must be supported by the selected model. If omitted, uses a
  aspect_ratio	string	Aspect ratio, e.g. "16:9" (default), "9:16", "1:1".
  resolution	string	Model-dependent output resolution. MiniMax H3 Max supports "768p" (default) or "480p". Other models may support "720p", "1080p", or "2k".
  image	string	Optional image URL used as the first frame. With no model, selects MiniMax H3 Max Image. For an explicit model, select the matching Image variant.
  generate_audio	boolean	Whether to generate a soundtrack on models with an audio toggle. MiniMax H3 Max always generates audio and cannot accept false. For a silent video, select a model with an audio toggle, such as Veo 3.1

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