1. Describe the video
Give your agent a brief, a style, or a tiny spark of an idea.
Popcorn lets your AI agent create videos for you. Connect it once, then ask Claude, Cursor, Tasklet, or another MCP-compatible agent to make a movie. Popcorn handles the work in the background.
Server URL:
https://api.popcorn.co/mcpTransport: Streamable HTTP
1. Describe the video
Give your agent a brief, a style, or a tiny spark of an idea.
2. Let Popcorn work
Your agent starts the movie and checks progress for you.
3. Get the movie
When it’s ready, your agent brings the finished video link back to chat.
In many agents, this prompt is all you need. Paste it in and the agent will guide the setup. If it supports OAuth, it should choose that first.
Please connect to the Popcorn MCP server.
MCP URL:https://api.popcorn.co/mcp
If you support OAuth, use one-click connect.If you do not support OAuth, ask me for a Popcorn security token and help me add it safely.
Once connected, tell me what I can do with Popcorn.Each guide is the shortest possible setup for that client.
Once connected, your agent has four tools:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
create_movie | Kicks off a new movie from a natural-language brief. Returns immediately with a movie id. |
get_movie | Polls the status of a movie. When complete, returns the video URL. |
send_movie_message | Sends a follow-up chat message to an existing movie — same as typing in the studio chat. |
get_movie_messages | Reads the recent chat transcript so the agent can see Popp’s reply. |
See the full Tools reference.
Open a new chat in your connected agent and try a prompt like:
Use Popcorn to make me a 10-second cinematic shot of a fox running through a misty forest at sunrise. When it’s done, send me the link.
Your agent will start the movie and poll until it’s ready. Movies typically take 2–10 minutes depending on length and complexity.